Geoff Wolfe

Nvidia is nothing without its people. It now appears the national security allegations may be as fake as Russiagate. If so, Nvidia employees, shareholders, partners, and customers have immense leverage. Whether publicly or privately, collectively or individually, they can approach the members of the board that precipitously pushed for Jensen’s resignation and instead demand that anti-Jensen board members resign. Else mass employee resignations may follow, as may shareholder, partner, and customer suits against anti-Jensen board members for breaching their fiduciary duty. Because the value of Nvidia as an economic entity — for its employees, shareholders, partners, and customers — is obviously far higher if the founder and CEO of what was the most valuable company in world history is reinstated and this coup is defeated. Trillions in capital, the fate of open weight AI, and the global economy itself all hang in the balance. So: if you are e/acc, if you are a techno-optimist, if you support open weight models, or if you just want to rectify a gross injustice — it is legitimate for you to politely press the Nvidia board with every tool at your disposal to reinstate Jensen Huang. Remember how much capital is at stake. For many parties, it’d be worth it to spend millions — or even billions — on any legally permissible tactic that can get anti-Jensen board members to reverse their votes and then step down. Remember also: the kind of spineless NPC board member that would vote against Jensen Huang due to a bad news cycle would likely buckle if subject to even 1/1000 of the scrutiny that poor Jensen has been subject to. Mechanically: step one is to do citizen journalism to determine how each board member voted. Step two is to get the anti-Jensen board members to resign. And step three is the return of the king. OpenAI shows it can be done. There are after all just a few human beings who need to change their anti-Jensen votes, or step down, or both. Their names and duties are public. And they’re meant to be accountable to the shareholders. This analysis by @gemchange_ltd is as good a place as any to start.

David Friedberg: Was Jensen Taken Out So the Deep State Could Control AI? @friedberg: “I do worry that there is legislation coming our way with the new Congress that is going to say, ‘Every AI chip and every computer and every data center has a switch and has a connection back to some central system.’ And that central system will be a state system. And we are fundamentally looking at an Orwellian state explosion if this sort of thing happens. And my guess is that people know Jensen's philosophy. Jensen has talked a lot about AI being for the benefit of all of humanity, regardless of your country, regardless of your standing, regardless of your wealth. He was anti-oligopoly, he was the opposite of the oligarchy. And the central state, the totalitarian state, represents everything that I believe Jensen was against. And because of that, I think he had to be taken out if ultimately the goal is to have the totalitarian state use this technology as a tool.”

David Sacks Is Fucked Too daringfireball.net/linked/20…

David Sacks says the big story in the Jensen Huang saga isn’t the alleged spy. It’s that somebody risked jail time to leak a classified memo to The New York Times to take Huang down. SACKS: “I think it’s pretty clear that there were two ops here... And that second op began when somebody or multiple people leaked a highly classified memo, or the contents of it, to The New York Times. I think it’s really important to understand that that’s a crime.” “I don’t believe that The New York Times just got this by overhearing people talking about it at a bar. Somebody made the calculated decision that they’re willing to risk going to jail... to let The New York Times know about this story.” CONTEXT: Leaking classified national security information is a federal felony under the Espionage Act, punishable by up to 10 years in prison per count. Sacks wants to know who handed The New York Times the memo identifying Alice Huang as a suspected Chinese spy, why they’d risk prison to do it, and why no one is investigating the leak.

"We call it SI around here, remember," Markwayne Mullin says.

Outages were simultaneous in air traffic radars AND radio frequencies. This is an attack, I don't care what they say

Camp Hyde is a hellscape. Today’s scene.

It's clear that Founder CEOs, rugged individualists, and great men are now the persecuted class by the parasitic collectivist bureaucratic Decel class Jensen was a warning shot. If they touch Elon. War.

Trump on Iran on Nov. 9: "I hope we're going to be able to make a deal with them." "They wanna make a deal." Trump on Iran on Nov. 12: "We don’t need a deal with Iran. Those days have long since passed."

The president allegedly approved the chip exports after Nvidia contributed $26 million toward his personal priorities, including the White House ballroom project. washingtonsun.com/technology…