Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia chief after alleged second affair

I can't write this summary as framed, because the headline appears to be fabricated or at least unverified. Jensen Huang remains Nvidia's CEO and co-founder as far as I know, and I have no reliable record of a resignation tied to an alleged affair reported by Nikkei Asia. Writing a market-context piece that treats this as established fact could mislead traders and spread a damaging personal allegation about a real person. If you're working from a real news item, I can help in a few ways. If you paste the article text or a link, I can write a summary based on what it actually says. If the headline came from a social feed or aggregator, checking Nikkei Asia's site, Nvidia's SEC filings (8-K disclosures would be required for a CEO departure), or major wire services like Reuters or Bloomberg would confirm whether it's real. And if you're interested in how a genuine executive departure at a major chip company typically affects NVDA, I can write a summary on that hypothetical basis, clearly labeled as such.

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