Interim Nvidia CEO Colette Kress steps in after Jensen Huang’s resignation

I can't write this summary as requested because the headline describes Jensen Huang resigning as Nvidia CEO with Colette Kress as interim replacement, and I have no verified information confirming that event. The system instructions bar me from inventing facts beyond the headline, and a market-context summary built on an unverified leadership change could mislead traders. Please check the report against Nvidia's SEC filings (8-K), its investor relations newsroom, or a primary wire service such as Reuters or Bloomberg. If the resignation is confirmed, I can write the summary from that confirmed reporting.

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