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Nvidia CEO News: Jensen Huang Discusses Comeback Days After Resignation
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Jensen Huang is considering a return as Nvidia’s chief executive just days after resigning, the Financial Times reported, citing several people familiar with the matter. Huang has reportedly discussed the idea with close associates, while one ally told the FT they are assembling a group of Silicon Valley executives to lobby Nvidia’s board and seek White House support, an effort Huang is said to back. A public campaign calling on the board to bring him back has gained momentum, with Elon Musk, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney and several Nvidia employees among its supporters. The push faces strong resistance. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called on Sunday for a major leadership overhaul at the company. Huang also lacks a controlling stake, meaning he cannot override the board, which is still running an independent investigation into his conduct. Interim CEO Colette Kress is focused on steadying Nvidia ahead of Tuesday’s quarterly results.
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