Jensen Huang: The question dominating tech headlines has an unsatisfying answer: the identity of the third woman has not been made public.
Reuters Reports a Third Relationship
Reuters reported on Thursday, citing two people familiar with the matter, that Jensen Huang had an intimate relationship with a second Nvidia employee. It is the third extramarital relationship attributed to him. Reuters did not name the woman or describe her role, and said its attempts to reach her were unsuccessful.
The report landed after Huang’s departure. He resigned as Nvidia CEO on 12 November 2026, ending 33 years leading the company he founded.
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How the Saga Unfolded
The saga moved quickly. Huang admitted to an affair in a November 8 statement, issued after reports emerged about his relationship with Alice Huang, who is no relation. Her previous role at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based cloud company with access to Nvidia chips, drew particular scrutiny. US authorities have reportedly investigated that company over concerns that restricted AI technology could have reached China. China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied that the woman was a Chinese spy.
On November 11, The New York Times reported an alleged affair with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia‘s vice president of healthcare. Powell was a direct report to Huang. That report put the company’s internal conduct rules in the spotlight, since Nvidia’s code of conduct warns against conflicts of interest involving personal relationships.
What We Know About the Third Woman
For the third woman, the reporting establishes very little. Nvidia declined to comment on the latest report, and neither Huang, Powell, nor a board representative responded to requests for comment. Readers should be careful about naming anyone, because speculation can harm people who have not been identified by credible reporting.
Legal and Political Fallout
The legal and political fallout is growing. Rosen Law Firm has filed a proposed shareholder class action in California federal court, and the FBI is reportedly investigating the relationship with Alice Huang. Nvidia’s board has also launched an independent investigation, citing reports that Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort.
