Nvidia board weighs Jensen Huang’s future: Can it remove its founder?
Al Jazeera reports that Nvidia's board met to weigh removing CEO Jensen Huang, who cofounded the $4.2 trillion chipmaker in 1993 and leads it still, after he admitted infidelity and reports linked him to a businesswoman US officials suspect of spying for China, which China denies. The company's shares fell more than 8 percent after The Wall Street Journal reported the ouster plans, and while Nvidia's bylaws let directors remove him by majority vote, analysts point to Colette Kress and Ian Buck as likely successors; Steve Okun says Huang must take a leave of absence.
