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Nvidia's board inquiry and Jensen Huang's resignation

2 stories since 9 Nov · Developing · last update 13 Nov · Readers' interest this week: some

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Jensen Huang, in a black leather jacket and glasses, looking to one side, in front of a whiteboard in a Stanford University classroom.
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Jensen Huang, in a black leather jacket and glasses, looking to one side, in front of a whiteboard in a Stanford University classroom.Anders Eidesvik / Jensen huang stanford 2026-04-30 010.jpg / CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped
Jensen Huang, who until 11 November was Nvidia's chief executive, speaking at Stanford University on 30 April 2026. source · CC BY-SA 4.0
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Nvidia's board inquiry and Jensen Huang's resignation

2 stories since 9 Nov · Developing · last update 13 Nov

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