Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) “🚨🇺🇸 A simple majority of Nvidia's 11 directors can remove Jensen Huang "with or” — TopicDigg

🚨🇺🇸 A simple majority of Nvidia's 11 directors can remove Jensen Huang "with or without cause"... and they are reportedly meeting TONIGHT Reuters says the meeting is under way, three days after the same board said it had confidence in him. Ten of the eleven directors are independent, and he owns about 3.6% of the stock, which is nowhere near enough to stop a vote against him. One longtime tech analyst described what the board is weighing: "Jensen is not replaceable... there is no other person on the management team bench that can step in seamlessly as CEO." With no successor named, speculation has turned to his children, who both started as interns and now hold senior roles. His daughter Madison, 35, leads marketing for Nvidia’s robotics and AI platforms and travels with him to major events, while his son Spencer, 36, manages robotics products. A Huang in charge would signal continuity, but their father said last month either would have to earn the job, and neither is an executive officer, so a temporary chief from outside the family is the likelier first move. Source: Reuters, WSJ / Writer: Daniel