Nvidia board urged to consider 'potential return of Jensen Huang' by two major investors

Two Nvidia investors with about $2.13 billion of stock disclosed as of June 30 are calling for a deliberate leadership search after Huang’s resignation.

Nvidia board urged to consider 'potential return of Jensen Huang' by two major investors

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