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There’s a Burgeoning ‘Stand With Jensen’ Movement

There’s a Burgeoning ‘Stand With Jensen’ Movement

Some are expressing support in emotional terms. To others it's just a matter of dollars and cents.

There’s still a lot we don’t know about disgraced Nvidia ex-CEO Jensen Huang’s professional and personal conduct, and how it may have affected or put at risk the wellbeing of his employees, his investors, and the public. But amid all those unknowns waiting to become known, a movement is afoot to exonerate him.

“We demand the NVIDIA Board Bring Jensen Back,” says the Stand With Jensen website, whose open letter Elon Musk has signed and publicly supported. According to the website, other notable signers include Atoms CEO Travis Kalanick, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, YouTube co-founder Steve Chen, and Garry Tan, President & CEO of Y Combinator.

This is the letter @elonmusk signed, please read it and consider adding your name too. 💚 https://t.co/yQcJEkUtXO https://t.co/IlEZ68VAHW

— Stand With Jensen (@TheJensenLetter) November 14, 2026

One Stand With Jensen organizer told Business Insider they want Nvidia to “provide a clear, evidence-based explanation demonstrating that any removal is in NVIDIA’s best interests.”

There is also now a slightly more subdued effort by two major Nvidia investors to open Nvidia up to “the potential return of Jensen Huang.”

Huang has admitted to one extramarital affair. That relationship was with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, who U.S. investigators claim accessed 240,000 banned chips.

In brief

There’s still a lot we don’t know about disgraced Nvidia ex-CEO Jensen Huang’s professional and personal conduct, and how it may have affected or put at risk the wellbeing of his employees, his investors, and the public. “We demand the NVIDIA Board Bring Jensen Back,” says the Stand With Jensen website, whose open letter Elon Musk has signed and publicly supported.

This is the opening of the story, shared with credit to Gizmodo. The rest of the report — with every detail — continues on the publisher’s website.

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