
Five people at the company tell the New York Times about an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell, vice president for healthcare.
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Jensen Huang is the CEO of Nvidia and is under investigation for an alleged relationship with a woman identified by American intelligence as a Chinese spy. According to Nvidia's code of conduct, employees must avoid situations where their actions could create conflict, including personal relationships.
Jensen Huang, the Nvidia CEO under investigation for an affair with a woman identified by American intelligence as a Chinese spy, also had an extramarital relationship with an executive who worked under his direct supervision. This is what five people from the company reported to the New York Times. This is Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president for healthcare.
According to Nvidia's code of conduct, employees must "avoid situations where their actions could create conflict," including "personal relationships." Huang and Powell, 48, who is also married, were captured on video making out at a hotel in San Jose, California, at a company conference in March.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Nvidia may launch an internal investigation into the CEO's relationships with employees.
Likely · Within weeks
Formal action may be taken against Jensen Huang or Kimberly Powell.
Possible · Within weeks

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