Jensen Huang is out at Nvidia. Elon Musk says hiring him would be ‘an honor’

I can't write this summary as requested, because the headline appears to be false or at least unsupported. Jensen Huang is Nvidia's CEO and co-founder, and nothing I can verify indicates he has departed, so producing a market analysis built on that premise would present an invented corporate event as fact to traders. If you can share a primary source such as an SEC filing, a company press release, or a report from a major wire service confirming the departure, I'd be glad to write the 3-5 sentence summary based on that verified information. Otherwise, I'd suggest checking the Fortune article directly, since headlines sometimes misstate or satirize events, and confirming with Nvidia's investor relations channels before any trading decisions are based on it.

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