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A letter to the board signed by top executives and demanding the founder’s return spread online. But one of the “signatories” quickly explained that he never signed anything. -
NVIDIA said its leadership transition will not disrupt operations, customer commitments, or its product roadmap after Jensen Huang stepped down as president, CEO, and board member, effective immediately, the company announced. The company expects its operations, customer commitments, and product roadmap to continue without interruption as it searches for a permanent CEO. -
Built on AnyPS5 and a GPU stack derived from KyTyPS5, the Astro Bot port packages the PS5 exclusive as a Windows executable. The community-made project, called AstroHybrid, is now available to download. -
Researcher Kate Land has demonstrated that a vulnerability in the GA100 chip can turn an NVIDIA CMP 170HX mining card with 8 GB of usable memory into a full-fledged 80 GB A100 accelerator. She shared the details of her experiment in a post on her Kate Land blog. -
In a post on Truth Social, Donald Trump stated that Tim Cook is the only person capable of replacing Jensen Huang at the helm of NVIDIA. -
Jensen Huang has resigned as president and CEO of NVIDIA and left its board of directors. CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO, and Harvey C. Jones has been named the board's first chair. NVIDIA gave no reason for the departure, and the board's investigation has not published findings. -
NVIDIA has officially announced that Jensen Huang is stepping down as the company's president and CEO. He has also left NVIDIA's board of directors. The decision takes effect immediately. -
Nvidia's board has retained Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to investigate CEO Jensen Huang after reports of a second affair allegation and possible national-security concerns. The company's shares still fell about 8% in after-hours trading after reports that the board is preparing to consider CEO Jensen Huang's future. The Wall Street Journal reported that directors could meet as soon as the day of its report to discuss Huang's position, but no final decision had been made. -
NVIDIA's US Marketplace no longer shows the GeForce RTX 5080, and the missing entry has raised new questions about supply. Users noticed the listing was gone on October 30, but the change doesn't confirm that the 16 GB graphics card has been discontinued; NVIDIA hasn't officially announced an end to production. VideoCardz reported the missing listing. -
At a briefing at the White House, Donald Trump defended NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: The president of the United States stated that he believes him and believes that he did not know about Alice Huang's alleged links with Chinese intelligence. Trump added that he had personally asked the head of NVIDIA about this and considered him a decent person. -
Reddit photos have surfaced showing damaged 12V-2x6 power cables on two NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation graphics cards, both connected to a Seasonic PRIME TX-1600 Noctua Edition power supply. The cables' outer braiding had cracked and begun peeling, though the inner insulation and connector housings remained intact, putting around $32,000 worth of equipment at risk. -
A Nvidia shareholder has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging that CEO Jensen Huang concealed his relationship with Alice Huang from investors. The claim centers on alleged failures to disclose information, while Nvidia said its board had begun an independent investigation after reports that Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort. -
"Sleep With Jensen to Get an RTX 5080": Social Media Flooded With Memes About Jensen Huang's Affair With an Alleged Spy
The Nvidia CEO's admission of infidelity has become the internet's favorite entertainment, with AI-generated videos, "honeypot" jokes and graphics card gags, and people are already betting on his divorce. Meanwhile, Nvidia's stock has slid and the board has launched an investigation. -
In South Korea, NVIDIA and the Ministry of Science and ICT are betting on the practical deployment of sovereign AI—from chips and data centers to robotics, startups, and workforce training. The company shared more details about the program in a piece on expanding the collaboration, which also mentions AI agents and security tools. -
NVIDIA's board has launched an independent investigation after reports that founder and CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with a woman suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. Huang has admitted to employees that he was unfaithful to his wife. NVIDIA's Board of Directors said a committee of independent directors, assisted by outside independent counsel, will oversee the inquiry. The company added that Jensen Huang will remain CEO while the review proceeds.
The board said it had no reason to believe national security or NVIDIA secrets had been compromised, but it will examine all available information. It also expressed confidence in Huang and his leadership team, while Huang committed to cooperating with the review. -
The creators of the Hardware Unboxed YouTube channel successfully enabled DLSS Frame Generation on RTX 30-series graphics cards using a mod called MFG Unlocker. -
NVIDIA's DLSS 5 became available in Hogwarts Legacy on November 5, 2026, but players say the official implementation is too restrained and are turning to unofficial mods for a stronger effect. The game offers a toggle for the technology, but no option to adjust how intensely it processes the image — a limitation that has left some players wanting more control. -
To celebrate 20 years of the GeForce 8800 GTX, NVIDIA has put an interactive anniversary demo on Steam that revisits the card's 2006 debut and its $599 launch price. The GeForce 8800 GTX was NVIDIA's first graphics card with CUDA support, helping push GPU computing beyond graphics rendering. -
Reddit user Warkratos first drew attention to a new GPU App Prioritization menu in NVIDIA App, which appears under System → Advanced and lets users allocate GPU resources between games and background applications. Its default configuration reportedly assigns an 80/20 priority split to foreground and background applications. Choosing Prioritize Foreground changes that to 90/10, while a custom setting can raise the foreground share to 95/5. -
Price increases for NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 series may be on the way in China, with the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 among the models said to be affected. At the same time, reports suggest the company may have stopped producing the GeForce RTX 50 lineup, though the claim remains unconfirmed.
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