Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was embroiled in a third alleged affair shortly after stepping down. As with the two extramarital relationships previously reported, the other party in this case was said to be an Nvidia employee.


On November 12 local time, foreign media outlets including the New York Post reported, citing multiple sources, that former CEO Huang had been involved in a relationship with another female Nvidia employee. This is the third affair scandal to emerge, following allegations involving Ellis Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed who was previously accused of spying for China, and Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare.

Nvidia's then-CEO Jensen Huang speaks on stage at an event in Berlin, Germany, on the 19th of last month. Berlin, Germany - Reuters-Yonhap News Agency.

Nvidia's then-CEO Jensen Huang speaks on stage at an event in Berlin, Germany, on the 19th of last month. Berlin, Germany - Reuters-Yonhap News Agency.

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The employee's name and other identifying information have not been disclosed. The New York Post said, "We tried to contact the woman for comment but were unable to reach her." Nvidia also declined to comment on the allegations, while former CEO Huang and Vice President Powell were also reportedly unresponsive to requests for comment.


Powell, who was named as the other party in the second alleged affair, had worked at Nvidia since 2008 and was reportedly in a position that required her to report directly to former CEO Huang.



On November 8, former CEO Huang acknowledged having an extramarital relationship and apologized to his family. As controversy over his private life grew, with further allegations of affairs emerging, he stepped down as Nvidia CEO that same day. He had co-founded Nvidia in 1993, 33 years earlier.


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