Musk has also joined the fray, petitioning for the reinstatement of Jensen Huang as CEO! But he also reserved workspaces for all Nvidia employees preparing to jump ship to SPACE. "The petition demanding the reinstatement of Jensen Huang as CEO of Nvidia is underway, and I will sign it in support." These words, coming from Musk, carry a completely different weight. He's not sympathizing with Huang; he's putting pressure on the Nvidia board: Even I'm willing to stand up for the person you fired. But what's even more surreal is the situation within Nvidia. Less than 24 hours after Huang's resignation, a post on the company's "suggestion box" exploded with over 1600 comments, the vast majority calling for "bringing the boss back." Hundreds of employees signed a petition demanding Huang's reinstatement as CEO, while also calling for the current board to resign en masse. Kalshi's data is even more striking: 90% of Nvidia employees want him to stay. A mass email sent to all Nvidia employees read: "I support Jensen, not because he's without fault, but because I refuse to believe that upholding fairness must come at the cost of alienating a leader so important to us." Some even threatened to collectively switch jobs to Musk's SpaceX Terafab if the board didn't bring him back. Musk has assured everyone that positions have been reserved for all Nvidia employees. This scenario is utterly absurd: Washington used a political witch hunt to oust a Chinese CEO. The board, for the sake of "compliance," castrated itself. And the employees are outraged! Musk has stepped in, and even Trump has called to urge him to "fight." But the board is unlikely to back down. Bringing Jensen back would be tantamount to admitting their initial decision was wrong. And Washington will certainly not allow a Chinese person to return to that position. Musk signing his name is easy. The difficult part is whether the Nvidia board dares to sign it.