Jensen Huang had an 'intimate relationship' with a second Nvidia employee, report says

The Jensen Huang controversy continues to snowball.

The Nvidia originator had an "intimate relationship" alongside an unnamed second Nvidia employee, Reuters reported on Thursday. Nvidia declined to comment.

The latest revelation deepens an extramarital matter scandal that has rocked the chipmaking business for the former two weeks — and ultimately led to Huang resigning as CEO on Thursday.

The study of a second employee association raises additional questions concerning how much Nvidia knew concerning Huang's behavior and how it's navigated the situation.

In delayed October, The New York Times archetypal reported that Huang had a "close relationship" alongside Alice Huang, an administrator at Singapore-based tech resolute Megaspeed. The Times reported that the US authorities believed she was a spy for the Chinese government. China has stated the allegations that she is a spy are unsubstantiated.

On Sunday, Huang wrote a memo to staff, apologizing for being "unfaithful to my wife." He did not name anyone.

On Wednesday, The Times reported that Huang additionally had another matter alongside Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice chairman of healthcare and the CEO's straightforward report.

Huang's resignation a day afterward capped a 33-year occupation at the chipmaker that he founded in 1993. The Nvidia originator grew the business from a creator of graphics chips for gamers into the most consequential provider of AI hardware, becoming one of the world's wealthiest people in the process.