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Petition to reinstate Jensen Huang gains traction

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In short

The "Stand with Jensen" initiative has united prominent tech executives, tens of thousands of shareholders, and thousands of current staff members demanding Jensen Huang's return to Nvidia. Organizers argue that the board removed him without adequate process over unverified espionage allegations concerning a woman central to the dispute. Internal pushback is surging alongside public pressure, evidenced by a company message board post that rapidly grew well beyond 1,600 comments. The campaign calls on directors to reinstate Huang immediately, set a clear hearing schedule, and publicly share the findings of an independent inquiry.

Key points

  • Signatories are demanding that Nvidia's board reinstate Huang while an independent invest…: Signatories are demanding that Nvidia's board reinstate Huang while an independent investigation determines the underlying facts.
  • Supporters contend that Huang was ousted without meaningful due process following unsubst…: Supporters contend that Huang was ousted without meaningful due process following unsubstantiated espionage allegations.
  • The campaign asks the board to provide a fair hearing with a disclosed timeline and a tim…: The campaign asks the board to provide a fair hearing with a disclosed timeline and a timely, evidence-based public explanation.

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"A petition is underway to reinstate Jensen and I'm signing it too," the Tesla and SpaceX CEO wrote on X. The "Stand with Jensen" petition also garnered signatures from big names such as Boom Supersonic CEO Blake Scholl and Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan.

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Petition to reinstate Jensen Huang gets traction

A website for the campaign, dubbed "Stand with Jensen," said the list includes more than 58,000 shareholders, more than 5,600 current Nvidia employees, and over 1,000 former employees. In an X post on Saturday, the organizers said they were "actively working" to remove fake signatures.One Nvidia employee who signed the letter told Business Insider that similar efforts are happening inside the company. A post with similar sentiments appeared on an internal portal where employees can submit questions and suggestions, they said.

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According to a report in The Wired, post had garnered 1,600 comments as of Thursday — a figure that has now more than doubled, the employee said.

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