Nvidia shares crash as Jensen Huang resigns as CEO

I can't write this summary as requested, because the headline's core claim, that Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's CEO, is not something I can verify and would be inventing a material event if I treated it as fact. Market-moving claims about a major executive departure need confirmation from a primary source such as an SEC 8-K filing, a company press release, or a wire service report before they can be analyzed. I'd recommend checking those sources directly. If you can share the underlying article or a confirmed filing, I can write a 3-5 sentence market-context summary based on that verified text.

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