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Re:Nvidia Board of Directors Is Investigating Jensen Huang by ealexhudson on Sunday November 08, 2026 @04:56PM (#50417766)
The board of directors have no jurisdiction to investigate an "influence operation on their CEO", and even if they did, they have no power to do anything about it. Their jurisdiction is within the business.

If this was primarily an investigation of the external actors, this would be talking about what law enforcement are doing.

The wording of the announcement is pretty neutral but I think it's clear what is within and without their bailiwick. The title is a much more informative description than "Statement from the board".

Re:Nvidia Board of Directors Is Investigating Jensen Huang by JumpCrisscross on Sunday November 08, 2026 @05:01PM (#50417820)
> board of directors have no jurisdiction to investigate an "influence operation on their CEO", and even if they did, they have no power to do anything about it

They don't need to, but of course they can. You hire investigators and an outside law firm to dig stuff up.

Re:Nvidia Board of Directors Is Investigating Jensen Huang by ElProlactin on Sunday November 08, 2026 @09:50PM (#50420416)
Nvidia is a Delaware company. Under Delaware law a board can remove its CEO by majority vote, for any reason or for no reason.

The board can't remove him from the board. That would take a shareholder vote, but Jensen also doesn't own enough shares to block a vote.