Nvidia CEO comeback under consideration as Jensen Huang discusses a return amid the leadership crisis and a board probe into personal conduct.
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Jensen Huang is reportedly considering a comeback as Nvidia CEO, days after resigning amid reports alleging affairs with a suspected Chinese spy and a subordinate. Allies in Silicon Valley are pressing Nvidia’s board to reinstate him while an independent investigation examines the conduct behind the leadership crisis.
Huang has discussed a possible return with confidantes. The discussions follow a crisis that emerged last week at the chip company, valued at US$4 trillion, and put his potential reinstatement alongside an ongoing search for a permanent successor.
Huang’s Nvidia CEO comeback push meets an ongoing board probe
Silicon Valley allies are pushing for Huang’s return while Nvidia’s board investigates the conduct that preceded his departure. The reported effort concerns reinstating him to the chief executive position.
Huang resigned as both CEO and director. Colette Kress is serving as interim CEO as Nvidia searches for a permanent replacement. His discussions with confidantes concern the possibility of returning to the position he left days earlier.
The allegations concern personal conduct: reports of affairs with a subordinate and a person described as a suspected Chinese spy. Nvidia’s board is conducting an independent probe into the conduct that triggered the leadership crisis.
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