Nvidia board weighs possible removal of Jensen Huang amid scandal
Nvidia's board met on Wednesday night at its Santa Clara headquarters to discuss removing CEO Jensen Huang, who is embroiled in a scandal over relationships with subordinates. By the end of the day the outcome of the committee's meeting remained unknown and no designated successor is known. The company's shares fell sharply and it ceded to Microsoft the second spot by market value, with Apple in first place.
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- Nvidia's board met on Wednesday to discuss removing Jensen Huang, with no known outcome by the end of the day.
- There is no designated successor should his departure materialize from the company he has led since 1993.
- The New York Times reported a second relationship involving Huang, with Nvidia's vice president of health affairs Kimberly Powell.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by France 24. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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