OpenAI coup déjà vu: Nvidia employees say "If Jensen Huang isn't reinstated, we're all leaving for Musk's Terafab"
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[BREAKING] OpenAI coup déjà vu: Nvidia employees say "If Jensen Huang isn't reinstated, we're all leaving for Musk's Terafab"
In response to the Nvidia board's decision to fire Jensen Huang, hundreds of key executives and engineers have launched a full-scale revolt. A letter with a mass signature has been leaked, looking like a carbon copy of the Sam Altman affair at OpenAI.
1. A gathering of legendary minds
The letter's signatories include a who's who of Nvidia's core leadership, known as the company's soul: Chief Scientist Bill Dally, CUDA creator Ian Buck, networking CTO Michael Kagan, and even Nvidia co-founder Chris Malachowsky.
2. Board-wide resignations and an ultimatum to reinstate Jensen Huang
The employees directly accused the board of having no competence or justification for its firing decision, demanding that the entire current board resign, independent directors be appointed, and Jensen Huang be immediately reinstated as CEO.
3. Elon Musk's surprise entry: a SpaceX Terafab exodus
The most shocking part is Elon Musk's involvement. The letter stated that if their demands were not met, they would all resign and move as a group to SpaceX's Terafab (Terafab) project, led by Jensen Huang and Musk, and explicitly said Musk had already guaranteed jobs for all of them.
4. The board's complete checkmate
Just as Microsoft declared it would hire everyone when Sam Altman was fired, bringing down the board, this time Elon Musk has used SpaceX and Terafab as leverage to push the Nvidia board to the brink.
Nvidia without its key engineers is nothing but an empty shell. A scenario in which the board backs down and Jensen Huang makes a dramatic return is rapidly gaining momentum.
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