Elon Musk weighs in on Nvidia crisis: "It would be an honor to hire Jensen Huang"

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Elon Musk replied on X to a message from financial blog Zerohedge and said it would be an honor to hire Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, amid the crisis facing the AI chip company. Nvidia's board is working to identify a possible replacement for Huang after reports of another extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell, a senior Nvidia executive, and announced an independent investigation. Huang acknowledged an infidelity and apologized to his wife and son.

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Musk said on X it would be an honor to hire Jensen Huang, still Nvidia's top executive
Nvidia's board is looking for a possible replacement for Huang and launched an independent investigation
The new report links Huang to Kimberly Powell, an executive in Nvidia's Health division

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Elon Musk weighs in on Nvidia crisis: "It would be an honor to hire Jensen Huang"

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