Jensen Huang’s Possible Return Adds to Nvidia’s Turmoil

Elon Musk and Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney have publicly backed the letter. Business Insider reported that the list includes names such as “Tim Cruise, Hollywood actor” and “Xi Jingping,” likely a misspelling of Chinese President Xi Jinping, raising doubts about the signatures.

The Financial Times reported that Huang has discussed returning as CEO with close allies, while some Silicon Valley insiders and employees are trying to pressure Nvidia’s board. But support for reinstatement is not universal. One Huang ally told the Financial Times that “Having an affair with a subordinate is a fireable offense.”

23andMe founder Anne Wojcicki criticized the culture surrounding powerful executives in comments to Bloomberg: “Power corrupts, and people start to think they are invincible … We are all complicit in making these people think they are gods. And people do stupid things when they think they are untouchable.” Wojcicki went through a contentious public divorce from Google co-founder Sergey Brin after reports that he had an affair with an employee.

Separately, Megaspeed said Alice Huang had not worked for the company since August 2025. The statement prompted further questions, but the source provides no additional details. The supplied report ends with an incomplete reference to Bloomberg, so no further context is available.