Nvidia investors with $2B+ stake push board to reinstate Jensen Huang as CEO
Two Nvidia shareholders are pressing the company's board to put Jensen Huang back in the CEO chair, according to a WatcherGuru post. Together the pair hold more than $2 billion in NVDA stock. The investors aren't named, and no reason for the demand was given.
- Original source: X account @WatcherGuru.
- The source published it on Nov 14, 2026 at 5:42 PM.
- No second outlet has reported it yet. Treat it as a single-source claim.
- It comes from X posts, not a news outlet.
A push to return Jensen Huang to the top job at Nvidia is coming from inside the shareholder base. Two investors who collectively hold over $2 billion in NVDA shares have called on the chipmaker's board to reinstate him as CEO, per a WatcherGuru post.
The post didn't identify either investor, and it gave no stated reason for the demand. No breakdown of how much each holder owns, no filing, and no timeline accompanied the call.
As of the post, Nvidia's board had not been quoted responding to the request, and neither backer had come forward publicly by name. What's on the table so far is a demand, a combined stake north of $2 billion, and a ticker the market watches closely.
TopicsNvidia · Jensen Huang · NVDA · WatcherGuru
Source: x.com
Written by Paparazzi with AI. Not financial advice.
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