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Jensen Huang has been discussing a possible comeback as Nvidia’s chief executive, days after the board pushed him out, the Financial Times reported. Bloomberg relayed the report on Sunday. Huang resigned on Thursday.
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The drama around Nvidia co-founder and former CEO Jensen Huang is evolving quickly. The latest edition of our Stepback newsletter should get you up to speed, but there have already been a number of new developments since this morning.
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The campaign, Stand with Jensen, comes at the end of an extraordinary week for the world’s largest chipmaker. Nvidia has lost the only CEO it has ever known, its shares have taken a beating, and its board is searching for a successor just as fresh questions emerge about how Huang...
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Megaspeed says its former chief executive Alice Huang officially left on 30 August 2025 and has had no role since, the South China Morning Post reported. The Singapore cloud company also denied claims about its supply chain.
Uber is warning drivers that hackers stole their personal and driver’s licence information from one of its vendors, TechCrunch reported. TechCrunch identified the vendor as Fireworks AI, and Uber confirmed it. Uber said Fireworks told it on 9 October that hackers had stolen internal credentials.
The heads of Rivian, Lucid and Scout Motors say they are not counting on Democrats to bring back federal support for electric vehicles, CNBC reported. Democrats take control of Congress in January after their midterm wins.
Friday’s Microsoft outage has prompted fresh calls for Europe to control its own digital infrastructure, Politico Europe reported. The outage hit as EU leaders met in Dublin for their first summit on AI.
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