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Nvidia shareholders advocate for Jensen Huang's return as CEO amid espionage allegations

Nvidia shareholders are calling for Jensen Huang's reinstatement as CEO after his departure linked to an affair with a woman suspected of espionage. They advocate for a careful leadership selection process amid ongoing investigations and political disputes regarding Nvidia's ties to China.

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Two major shareholders of Nvidia are urging the company's board to consider reinstating Jensen Huang as CEO following his exit due to an affair with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of espionage. In a letter, they emphasized the need for a careful and deliberate leadership selection process. Huang has acknowledged the affair, and Nvidia is conducting an independent investigation. The situation has sparked political tensions within the Trump administration regarding technology exports to China, with conflicting views on the allegations against Alice Huang.

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  • Altmeter Capital and Atreides Management are major Nvidia shareholders.
  • Jensen Huang's departure was linked to an affair with a suspected spy.
  • Nvidia appointed Colette Kress as interim CEO.
  • Huang is set to brief Congress by Thanksgiving.
  • The Trump administration is divided over Nvidia's business dealings with China.
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