Nvidia’s Jensen Huang resigns as CEO, effective immediately

I can't write this summary as requested, because the headline reports an event I have no basis to confirm. Jensen Huang has led Nvidia since co-founding it in 1993, and I have no verified information about a resignation effective immediately. Writing a market-context piece around an unverified leadership change could mislead traders and move positions on a false premise. I'd recommend checking the original report against Nvidia's SEC filings (Form 8-K must be filed within four business days of such a departure), its official investor relations release, and wire services such as Reuters, Bloomberg, or the Associated Press. If the resignation is confirmed, I can write the summary covering the reported facts, the likely transmission channels (governance and key-person risk, sentiment in AI-linked semiconductor names, and index exposure), the most affected tickers, and the next catalysts such as the company's statement on succession and any scheduled earnings date. Please share the confirmed source material and I'll draft it.

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