Daily · Nov 12, 2026
Nvidia board reportedly moves to replace CEO Jensen Huang; shares fall about 8% after hours
Nvidia's board is reportedly considering replacing co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang, who has led the company for 33 years. The stock fell about 8% after the close on Wednesday. The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, said the board could meet as soon as Wednesday to decide whether he stays or goes.
The day's picks
Model releases & updates
Product launches & updates
- Google releases Gemini Decision 1 model and Gemini Decisions APIHacker News front page
- AWS Emulator lets coding agents test offline, with engineers owning the merge gateHacker News front page
- Atuin Threads launches with cross-machine search and agent session resumeHacker News front page
Industry
- Enterprise sales lift OpenAI Q3 revenue to $10 billion, still behind AnthropicThe Decoder
- Anthropic IPO roadshow video details multi-chip strategy and compute efficiencySimon Willison
- Nvidia board reportedly weighs removing CEO Jensen Huang; shares fall about 8% after hoursTechCrunch · AI
- Anthropic says its AI moved Claude to AMD GPUs in 3 days, undercutting CUDA's moatThe Decoder
- Claroc finds Grok-built apps exposing patient data, plaintext passwords and SpaceXSI sales pipelineThe Decoder
- TSMC plans $1B investment in Anthropic and OpenAIArs Technica · AI
- Big Walk studio House House says it used AI on under 0.1% of code, drawing backlashArs Technica · AI
Tips & opinion
- Google engineer runs 48 AI agents on NASA lidar data, flags possible unregistered Maya site in under 72 hoursHacker News front page
- How the Jensen Huang controversy could affect Nvidia's China chip lobbying and overseas compute rentalsComputing Life · Share · Yage
- Goldman Sachs pulls AI coding tools from most business staff after three-month trialComputing Life · Share · Yage