Jensen Huang reportedly had a third extramarital relationship with another Nvidia employee

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Reuters reports, according to El País, that Nvidia founder Jensen Huang had a third extramarital relationship with another company employee, whose identity was not disclosed. Huang resigned on Thursday as chief executive after the scandal over his infidelities, including one with a Chinese businesswoman accused of spying for Beijing and one with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's healthcare vice president under his supervision. The company's code of conduct advises against internal relationships due to conflicts of interest.

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Reuters reports a third extramarital relationship by Jensen Huang with another Nvidia employee, without revealing her identity.
Huang resigned on Thursday as chief executive of the world's largest microprocessor maker.
The scandal includes a relationship with a Chinese businesswoman accused of spying for Beijing and another with Kimberly Powell, an executive under his supervision.

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