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Jensen Huang had another affair with Nvidia VP who reported to him: Report

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The allegations involving healthcare leader Kimberly Powell were raised after she was seen acting affectionately with the chief executive at a March conference in San Jose. This development adds to existing concerns regarding Jensen Huang's past relationship with Alice Huang, a businesswoman flagged by American intelligence as a Chinese asset seeking artificial intelligence hardware access. Nvidia's board has since retained the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to head an internal review, while congressional leaders are seeking private testimony from Huang.

Key points

  • Direct reporting relationships between senior executives and subordinates have created po…: Direct reporting relationships between senior executives and subordinates have created potential conflicts of interest under corporate policies.
  • Federal lawmakers and intelligence agencies remain heavily focused on potential Chinese e…: Federal lawmakers and intelligence agencies remain heavily focused on potential Chinese efforts to obtain restricted artificial intelligence semiconductors.
  • Corporate leadership faces mounting internal compliance reviews alongside official govern…: Corporate leadership faces mounting internal compliance reviews alongside official government inquiries into foreign influence operations.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who is already facing scrutiny over his alleged extramarital relationship with a Chinese businesswoman identified by US intelligence officials as a suspected Chinese spy, was also involved in another affair with a senior company executive, according to a report by The New York Times.

The previously unreported relationship was with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of healthcare, who reports directly to Huang, according to five people familiar with the matter who spoke to the newspaper on condition of anonymity.

The relationship has reportedly been discussed internally at Nvidia. Two former company employees told The New York Times that Huang and Powell were seen behaving affectionately at a hotel in San Jose, California, during an Nvidia conference in March. The newspaper, however, said it had not independently seen the video.

The reported relationship has also raised questions about Nvidia’s workplace policies. The company's code of conduct instructs employees to avoid situations that could create conflicts of interest, including personal relationships. It also states that Nvidia "promptly investigates reports of misconduct". Several corporations have policies restricting relationships between…

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