NVIDIA shareholders send letter to board, calling for keeping option of Jensen Huang's return.
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Altimeter Capital and Atreides Management sent a joint letter to Nvidia's board urging it to keep all leadership options open, including a potential return of Jensen Huang, according to Altimeter founder Brad Gerstner. The shareholders argued that significant uncertainty remains around the circumstances of Huang's departure and that the board should not rush to name a successor before all facts are known. The letter expressed confidence that interim CEO Colette Kress and her team can lead the company through the transition period. The move matters because it signals investor resistance to a permanent leadership change at the AI chip giant while the situation around Huang remains unresolved. What to watch next is whether the board heeds the call to slow its succession process and whether Huang's return emerges as a real possibility.
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