Nvidia's Board Discusses Jensen Huang's Future as Shares Fall

Nvidia's board has discussed the future of Jensen Huang, the company's chief executive, as the chipmaker's stock fell. CNN's live coverage, published on 12 November 2026, reports the discussions and the share drop both came amid fallout from an investigation into Mr Huang.

Mr Huang co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and has led it since. The company designs graphics processors, the chips that draw images in gaming computers, and also the chips that power much of today's artificial intelligence work. That makes its leadership a question for both gamers and the wider technology market.

A board is the group of directors who oversee a company and can appoint or remove its chief executive. A share price is what investors pay for a slice of a company, so a fall means investors are paying less for each share than before.

Nvidia's stock movements and any statement from the board will show how the matter develops.