Rumors have flown fast and furious over the past few days that Whitman, who is CEO of Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE), would leave that post to take the top job at Uber. Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick relinquished that position last month after allegations of systemic sexual harassment at the company, boycotts, and accounts of the company’s bare-knuckled tactics.

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Bloomberg reported earlier this week that Uber has a list of fewer than six prospective new CEOs including Whitman. The fact that Whitman stepped down from the board of Hewlett-Packard Inc. (HPQ) earlier this week fueled the flames. (The former Hewlett-Packard Co. split into HPE and HP Inc in late 2015.)

Whitman isn’t big on Twitter—she has posted 802 tweets in eight years, three of which went up Thursday to deny any job status change.

https://twitter.com/MegWhitman/status/890754773456220161

https://twitter.com/MegWhitman/status/890754854632787969

https://twitter.com/MegWhitman/status/890754932990763008

HPE has consistently denied reports of Whitman leaving, stating that she remains committed to that company and completing her work there.