Nvidia drama: Jensen Huang might be plotting a return as pressure on the board grows
Talk of a CEO comeback
The Financial Times reports that Jensen Huang has discussed a possible return as CEO with close allies. Silicon Valley insiders and employees are also seeking to pressure Nvidia’s board.
Elon Musk and Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney are among those who have publicly supported a letter urging Nvidia to bring Huang back. The reports describe pressure around the board, but do not establish that a return is planned.
Questions about Megaspeed
Megaspeed says Alice Huang has not worked for the company since August 2025. The statement raises questions, but the report provides no further explanation of her departure or role. The dispute around Jensen Huang continues to evolve, with the Megaspeed statement emerging alongside the discussion of a possible CEO comeback.
Criticism over power
23andMe founder Anne Wojcicki told Bloomberg that power can lead people to believe they are invincible, and said people share responsibility for encouraging that perception. She also said people can act foolishly when they think they are untouchable. Bloomberg reports that many women in Silicon Valley view Jensen Huang as another wealthy man abusing his position and using power to pursue relationships with employees.
Key points
- The Financial Times says Jensen Huang has discussed a possible CEO return with close allies.
- Elon Musk and Tim Sweeney backed a public letter calling for Huang’s return.
- Megaspeed says Alice Huang has not worked there since August 2025.
- Anne Wojcicki and women in Silicon Valley voiced criticism over the use of power.