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Should the founder of a global AI chip empire built over 33 years really leave?
A massive petition to "Save Jensen Huang" has swept the internet.
The independent website Stand with Jensen launched an open letter to the Nvidia board of directors, and the number of supporters has grown rapidly. As of 9 p.m. Eastern Time on November 13, the website showed that the number of signatories had exceeded 23,000.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has also joined the support campaign. Musk stated on the X platform that day that he had signed a petition demanding that Jensen Huang return to the position of Nvidia CEO.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has also joined the support campaign. Musk stated on the X platform that day that he had signed a petition demanding that Jensen Huang return to the position of Nvidia CEO.
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Naval Ravikant (@naval), a well-known American entrepreneur and angel investor: Jensen Huang is Steve Jobs of Nvidia; he is irreplaceable.
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Other prominent figures who have publicly expressed support, understanding, or sympathy include:
- Palmer Luckey: Founder of the U.S. defense technology company Anduril.
- David Heinemeier Hansson: Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of the software company 37signals.
- Ron Conway, a well-known Silicon Valley venture capitalist, is urging people to objectively assess Jensen Huang's technological contributions before the investigation concludes. This outcry is particularly noteworthy because, despite coming from different fields, supporters have reached a consensus: Huang's importance to Nvidia and even the US AI industry is virtually irreplaceable in the short term. The controversy surrounding Jensen Huang has caused several mainstream Western media outlets, which usually pride themselves on objectivity and professionalism, to completely backfire this time—using sarcastic headlines, manipulative language, and suggestive images, among other things. Here are a few screenshots: The New York Times: style="text-align:center">The Economist:Bloomberg:
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