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Elon Musk backs petition seeking Jensen Huang's Nvidia return: ‘I’m signing it'

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Musk did not clarify whether he was referring to any petition involving Nvidia employees. (Photos Credit: Reuters)
Musk did not clarify whether he was referring to any petition involving Nvidia employees. (Photos Credit: Reuters) · Hindustan Times

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Musk, in a post on X on Saturday, said that a petition was underway to reinstate Huang and that he would sign it too. | World News

Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Saturday voiced support for an effort to "reinstate" Jensen Huang at Nvidia, after Huang resigned as the company's chief executive officer (CEO) on Thursday amid widespread controversy over reports of his extramarital affairs.

Nvidia said in a statement on Thursday that Huang had resigned as president, CEO and a member of the board, with immediate effect.

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Musk in a post on X said that a petition was underway to reinstate Huang and that he would sign it too. “A petition is underway to reinstate Jensen and I’m signing it too,” he wrote on X.

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Musk did not clarify whether he was referring to an initiative involving Nvidia employees.

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Some Nvidia employees called for Huang's return, WIRED reported on Friday, citing internal correspondence reviewed by the publication.

The report stated that an internal "suggestion box" post by an engineer at Nvidia ahead of Huang's resignation urged the company's board to take employee sentiment into consideration prior to taking any action.

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