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Analysts say the board will be on the hunt for someone who has the technological know-how to lead the world
Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia caps a tumultuous week for the chipmaker, with his resignation coming less than a week after his extramarital relationship with a suspected Chinese spy became public.
Nvidia's share price has seemingly grown by around 10% since pre-market trading lows.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned from the company he co-founded after scandalous reports of affairs with a suspected spy and another Nvidia executive.
Nvidia’s board and interim CEO Colette Kress told employees they’re ready to ‘move forward together’ after Jensen Huang resigned.
One source says Cahill’s collapse is inevitable, and also that everyone should calm down.
It’s bad enough that they spent a third of $1 billion to defeat the proposed tax. But they also exploited a federal loophole to fund the opposition campaign.
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The AI chipmaker’s board of directors announced Jensen Huang’s departure days after it emerged he had an affair with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy.