Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly had another extramarital relationship with a company executive who reports to him.
The individual was identified as Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of health care, according to a New York Times report .
Huang already admitted to having an affair with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang who has been accused of being a Chinese spy, though Beijing has denied the allegations. Amid the latest report on Huang’s affair, a new report has suggested that Nvidia is preparing to oust the embattled CEO. Meanwhile, here’s details on Powell’s professional career. Then, Powell joined Nvidia. There, she’s held positions of Director, WW Business Development, Higher Education & Healthcare and Sr Director, Artificial Intelligence Business Development, before becoming Vice President / General Manager, Healthcare at Nvidia.
Powell joined NVIDIA in 2008 with responsibility for establishing NVIDIA GPUs as the accelerator platform for medical imaging instruments. Powell was there from 1996 to 2001, as per her profile. Powell further studied at MIT Sloan School of Management for a year in 2007.
Powell’s Nvidia bio notes “She is responsible for the company’s worldwide healthcare business, including hardware and software platforms for accelerated computing, AI, and visualization that power the ecosystem of medical imaging, life sciences, drug discovery, and healthcare analytics. Her profile notes she’s based out of Santa Clara, California. The NYT report noted that Powell is married, but did not identify her husband. Powell’s educational background includes Northeastern University, where she got a BS, Electrical Engineering concentration in Computer Engineering degree. Both Huang and Powell are yet to address the report on the alleged affair.
Her areas of studies included “Executive Education, Product Design, Development and Management,” her profile stated.
The bio adds that, “Previously, Powell led the company’s higher education and research business, along with strategic evangelism programs, NVIDIA AI Labs, and the NVIDIA Inception program. CNN reporter Meg Tirrell noted that Powell was slated to speak at the opening session of the Milken Future of Health Summit, tomorrow, but has reportedly canceled her planned appearance.
