#ElonMusk. has waded in too, signing a petition to reinstat
#JensenHuang as CEO!
But at the same time, he’s saved spots for all the Nvidia employees ready to jump ship to SPACEX 😂
“A petition to reinstate Jensen Huang as Nvidia’s CEO is underway, and I’ll sign it in support.”
Coming from Musk, those words carry a completely different weight. He’s not sympathizing with Huang; he’s pressuring Nvidia’s board: the man you drove out is someone even I’m willing to stand up for.
But what’s even more surreal is what’s happening inside Nvidia.
Less than 24 hours after Huang resigned, a post in the company’s “suggestion box” blew up with over 1,600 comments, most of them demanding, “Bring the boss back.”
Hundreds of employees have signed a petition calling for Huang’s reinstatement as CEO and for the current board to resign en masse. Kalshi’s data is even more damning: 90% of Nvidia employees want him to stay.
One employee sent an all-staff email:
“I support Jensen, not because he’s above reproach, but because I refuse to believe that standing up for fairness must come at the cost of alienating a leader who means so much to us.”
Some have even made threats:
If the board doesn’t bring him back, they’ll all jump ship to Musk’s SpaceX Terafab.
Musk has already promised to save spots for all Nvidia employees.
The scene is utterly absurd:
Washington used a political witch hunt to drive out a Chinese-American CEO.
The board cut off its own balls in the name of “compliance.”
And now the employees are having none of it❗️
Musk has stepped in, and even Trump has called him to “fight.”
But the board is unlikely to back down.
Because bringing Huang back would mean admitting that their original decision was wrong. And Washington certainly won’t allow a Chinese American to take that seat again.
It’s easy for Musk to sign his name.
The hard part is whether Nvidia’s board dares to sign theirs.
#ElonMuskTalks