
Days earlier, Jensen Huang apologised to employees for an affair with a woman whom US intelligence reportedly identified as a suspected Chinese spy. He has said nothing improper took place involving spying or sharing information with China. Nvidia’s board then launched an independent review. Now, according to the New York Times, the second relationship was with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of health care, who reported to Huang. The paper said the two were seen being affectionate at a hotel in San Jose during an Nvidia conference in March. Huang, Powell and Nvidia have not commented on the report. Huang has not admitted to a second affair.
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