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Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia CEO after infidelity allegations

Original title: Jensen Huang's Last Hours as Nvidia CEO

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He surrendered late Wednesday after weeks of denying the claims and trying to keep the job.

Jensen Huang gave up the Nvidia chief executive role late Wednesday after weeks spent denying infidelity allegations and fighting to stay, according to Bloomberg. A person familiar with the situation said his usual demeanor had collapsed. Huang had led Nvidia as it became a multitrillion-dollar AI chip company. The available text is a short excerpt of a paywalled story.

Unconfirmed: The account of his demeanor and surrender is attributed to one person familiar with the situation; related page labels are not substantiated in the excerpt.

Key facts
  • Bloomberg reports the surrender came late Wednesday night and was unconditional.
  • Huang had denied infidelity allegations for weeks while trying to remain CEO.
  • A person familiar said he used phrases like “whatever” and “I don’t care.”
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