An internal dispute swept through chip giant Nvidia following the resignation of CEO and founder Jensen Huang, according to leaked posts from the company's internal messaging system.According to the leaked internal post, Employees of Nvidia called on the board of directors to reconsider its position, with the majority of comments calling for the immediate reinstatement of the CEO under the slogan "Bring Back the Boss."The resignation came after a week in which the company acknowledged that 63-year-old Huang, who has led Nvidia since its founding in 1993, emailed employees saying he had been "unfaithful to his wife" and that there was "no excuse" for it.The acknowledgment followed reports of a relationship with a suspected Chinese intelligence agent, alongside reports of another relationship with an employee who reported directly to him. The situation coincided with a trillion-dollar decline in the company's market value and led to investigations by American lawmakers and the FBI.Despite the public and legal scrutiny, support for Huang within the company remains strong.'Bring back the boss'"If you believe in the mission, bring back the boss," wrote one anonymous commenter. Another commenter added, "We are all human and can make mistakes. Jensen has done so many good things, and he deserves a second chance."Another employee sent a company-wide email requesting full transparency regarding Huang's departure.
Nvidia employees demand Jensen Huang’s return as CEO in internal forum - report
Nvidia employees called on the board of directors to reconsider its position, urging the immediate reinstatement of the CEO under the slogan "Bring Back the Boss."
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An internal dispute swept through chip giant Nvidia following the resignation of CEO and founder Jensen Huang, according to leaked posts from the company's internal messaging system.According to the leaked internal post, Employees of Nvidia called on the board of directors to reconsider its position, with the majority of comments calling for the immediate reinstatement of the CEO under the slogan "Bring Back the Boss."The resignation came after a week in which the company acknowledged that 63-year-old Huang, who has led Nvidia since its founding in 1993, emailed employees saying he had been "unfaithful to his wife" and that there was "no excuse" for it.The acknowledgment followed reports…
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