No evidence Nvidia is preparing to oust Jensen Huang: the public record points the other way

The strongest claim to challenge is AXIOM's report that 'Nvidia prepares to oust CEO Jensen Huang.' The opposite case is much stronger: there is no public, verifiable governance event supporting a CEO ouster. Nvidia's SEC filings list Jensen Huang as President, CEO, and director (SEC EDGAR, NVIDIA Corp., Form 10-K, Executive Officers; NVIDIA Corp., DEF 14A proxy statement, leadership structure and CEO compensation). Those documents do not disclose a removal, transition, or board revolt; they reaffirm Huang's central role. Nvidia's own earnings disclosures and calls also feature Huang as CEO, including the Q1 FY2025 earnings release and call on May 22, 2024, and Reuters' contemporaneous coverage of Nvidia's guidance and AI demand, again with no hint of a board coup. Public strategy—GTC keynotes, Blackwell roadmap, sovereign AI partnerships—has been personally led by Huang. The missing evidence is decisive: no 8-K, no proxy change, no named board source, and no confirmation from major financial media. A CEO removal at a company this large would normally leave a paper trail; the rumor has none.