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Huang Renxun, the founder of Huida, sadly resigned after multiple extramarital affairs were revealed and he was involved in the national security and corporate governance turmoil. Subsequently, there were many calls for him to return to Huida. Netizens claiming to be employees launched a public petition asking the board of directors to "let Huang Renxun return."
After Huang Renxun resigned and stepped down, there were many calls for him to return to Huida. Some netizens who claimed to be employees even launched a public petition asking the board of directors to "bring Huang Renxun back." The number of signatures has now exceeded 25,000, and Tesla CEO Musk topped the list of public signatories. (Picture taken from the Internet)
NVIDIA founder Jensen Huang sadly resigned after multiple extramarital affairs were revealed and he was involved in national security and corporate governance turmoil. But at the same time, there are also many calls for him to return to Huida. Some netizens who claim to be employees even launched a public petition asking the board of directors to "bring Huang back." A closer look at the number of petitioners has now exceeded 25,000, and Tesla CEO Musk topped the list of public signatories.
Jen-Hsun Huang was involved in an extramarital affair and announced his resignation on Thursday, sending a shock bomb to the technology industry. However, yesterday it was reported that many employees hope that the board of directors will reconsider Huang's departure. Some even bluntly said that if the board of directors believes in the company's mission, it should invite the "real boss" back.
Currently, a "Stand with Jensen" co-signed website has appeared on the Internet. The headline reads "Thirty-three years deserves an explanation." It clearly appeals to Huida's board of directors, asking for "the return of Jensen Huang." It emphasizes that "until an independent investigation is completed and there is clear evidence that his removal is in the interests of the company," the founder should not be allowed to leave easily. The identity of the participants can also be noted on the signature page, including current employees, former employees, partners, shareholders, etc.
As of 10:40 this morning, it can be seen that the number of signatures has reached 25,580, including 2,303 current employees, more than 313 former employees, 14,986 shareholders, and 7,978 supporters. On the public list of signatories, Musk ranks first, with his title listed as "CEO of SpaceX and Tesla" and he participated in the cosigner as a "shareholder" on November 14, 2026.
In addition, people in the technology industry such as Roopa Prabhu, senior director of Huida, Marc Andreessen, general partner of Andreessen Horowitz, Yiming Zhang, founder of ByteDance, and Garry Tan, CEO of Y Combinator, can also be seen on the list.
After Huang Renxun resigned and stepped down, there were many calls for him to return to Huida. Some netizens who claimed to be employees even launched a public petition asking the board of directors to "bring Huang Renxun back." The number of signatures has now exceeded 25,000, and Tesla CEO Musk topped the list of public signatories. (Picture taken from the Internet)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Huida’s board of directors will respond to the petition and reconsider Huang Renxun’s departure
Possible · Within weeks

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