Jensen Huang, who recently resigned from his position as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the world-renowned technology giant Nvidia, allegedly had a close relationship with yet another female employee of his company. Two individuals familiar with the matter disclosed this sensational information to the international news agency Reuters.

Involvements With Multiple Women

Previously, reports had surfaced regarding the 63-year-old Huang's extramarital affairs with two other women. They were identified as businesswoman Alice Huang and Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's Vice President of Healthcare. A married man, Huang issued a statement on November 8 acknowledging his extramarital affairs, though he did not mention any woman by name. He was essentially forced to release the statement shortly after the news of his relationship with Alice Huang broke out.

Chinese Spy Controversy and Resignation

The relationship with Alice Huang was not merely an issue of infidelity. According to US intelligence agencies, Alice Huang was allegedly working as a Chinese spy. Following the revelation of his ties with Alice, pressure began to mount heavily on Jensen Huang to step down. Ultimately, amidst this continuous controversy, he was forced to resign from his post as Nvidia's CEO on Thursday.

Reuters did not disclose the name of the third woman in its report. The news agency attempted to contact her but was unsuccessful. Nvidia authorities also declined to make any official comments on the matter. No statements were obtained from Jensen Huang, Kimberly Powell, or any representative of Nvidia's board of directors. Furthermore, attempts to reach Alice Huang were also unsuccessful.

Appointment of Interim CEO and Ongoing Investigations

Amidst this turbulent situation triggered by back-to-back controversies, Nvidia is actively searching for a new CEO. For now, the board of directors has appointed the company's Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Colette Kress, as the interim CEO. The board is actively considering potential candidates from both inside and outside the organization for the permanent position.

Earlier this month, Nvidia's board of directors also decided to launch a thorough investigation to determine whether Huang had been the target of any foreign intelligence operations.