Nvidia CEO at the center of a new scandal: besides an affair with a spy, he had an affair with a subordinate
Nvidia co-founder and CEO, 63-year-old Jensen Huang, had an affair with Kimberly Powell, a 48-year-old vice president at the company who reports directly to him. This was reported by five people who worked at the company to The New York Times. Both have families.

Powell heads Nvidia's healthcare division. She joined the company in 2008 and became a vice president at the end of 2017. Her team focuses on applying Nvidia technologies in medicine.
According to newspaper sources, Huang and Powell's relationship was discussed within the company. In March, during Nvidia's annual conference in San Jose, California, they were seen in a hotel displaying affection for each other.
One eyewitness filmed this on their phone. According to three sources familiar with the incident, Huang's security noticed the person, took them aside, and offered them a non-disclosure agreement to sign.

Nvidia's code of conduct requires avoiding situations where personal relationships create a conflict of interest.
When journalists called Huang and asked about his relationship with Powell, he replied, "I don't think you should talk to me directly"—and hung up. Nvidia declined to comment, and Powell did not respond to the request.
The new publication appeared amidst an investigation into another affair of Huang's—with Alice Huang, the head of the Singaporean company Megaspeed, a major Nvidia client. American intelligence considers her to be connected to Chinese special services.
On November 8, Huang confessed to his employees in a letter that he had betrayed his wife. Nvidia's board of directors launched an investigation. The chairs of three influential U.S. House of Representatives committees also invited him to a closed meeting to inquire about his contacts with Alice Huang.
This week, Donald Trump defended the head of Nvidia and called him "a decent man."
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