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Third Betrayal: Nvidia Employee at Center of Latest Jensen Huang Scandal

Sources reveal that former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who recently resigned, was involved in a third romantic affair with another company employee. This follows the exposure of two extramarital relationships linked to his departure.

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Third Betrayal: Nvidia Employee at Center of Latest Jensen Huang Scandal
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Sources revealed that Jensen Huang, the former CEO of "Nvidia," who recently resigned from his position, was involved in a third romantic relationship, with the protagonist being a second employee at the company.

This information comes following the revelation of two extramarital affairs, which were the reason for Jensen Huang's resignation from his post on Thursday, according to the English version of Reuters agency.

The two women involved are Alice Huang, whom US intelligence suspects is a Chinese spy, and Kimberly Powell, Vice President of Healthcare at "Nvidia."

The agency did not name the second employee involved in the third romantic relationship with the former head of "Nvidia," noting that attempts to contact her failed, while the company declined to comment.

Huang acknowledged the existence of a romantic relationship in a statement issued on November 8, following reports about his relationship with Alice Huang - against whom suspicions of being a Chinese spy are raised - without explicitly naming her.

Pressure mounted on Jensen, aged 63 and married, to resign following reports of a romantic relationship linking him to Alice Huang.

Nvidia's board of directors appointed Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress as interim CEO, while the board conducts a search to select Huang's replacement. The board is considering candidates from within and outside the company for this position.

Earlier this month, Nvidia's board launched an investigation - conducted by independent board members with assistance from external legal advisors - into whether Jensen Huang had been targeted by a foreign intelligence operation. At that time, the board also expressed its confidence in him.

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