Nvidia Drama Deepens as Jensen Huang Return Rumors and Megaspeed Statement Emerge

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Turmoil surrounding Nvidia co-founder and former CEO Jensen Huang is developing rapidly. Reports suggest Huang may be seeking a way back into the CEO role. A statement from Megaspeed says Alice Huang has not worked for the company since August 2025, a claim that has prompted further questions. High-profile figures, including Elon Musk and Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, have backed a public letter urging Nvidia to bring Huang back. The story is ongoing and the full details are available at The Verge.

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