Nvidia inches higher premarket after stock slides following Huang resignation

I can't write this summary as specified because the headline's premise appears to be incorrect or unverifiable: Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO and co-founder, has not resigned as far as I'm aware, and the headline's wording ("inches higher... after stock slides following Huang resignation") is internally contradictory and doesn't match any event I can confirm. Writing a market-context summary would mean presenting an unverified corporate event as fact to professional traders, which could move positions based on a false report. I'd recommend checking the original Investing.com article directly and confirming against Nvidia's SEC filings (8-K) or a press release before relying on it. If you can share the article text or a verified source describing the actual event, I'll write the 3-5 sentence summary in the requested format based on that.

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