Showing posts with label Jensen Huang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jensen Huang. Show all posts
Thursday, November 12, 2026
The Rise and Reckoning of Jensen Huang | The Circuit with Emily Chang
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Can Nvidia Survive without Jensen Huang? | The Economist
Nov 12, 2026 | Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned, after being embroiled in a sex-and-spying scandal. The AI company built around just one man must now learn to run without him.
The Economist’s editor-in-chief, Zanny Minton Beddoes, is joined by a panel of The Economist’s experts to discuss the fallout. As Nvidia’s stock price tumbles, they discuss what’s next for the chipmaker, the geopolitical implications and what turmoil at the top of AI’s biggest company means for the “AI bubble”.
The Economist’s editor-in-chief, Zanny Minton Beddoes, is joined by a panel of The Economist’s experts to discuss the fallout. As Nvidia’s stock price tumbles, they discuss what’s next for the chipmaker, the geopolitical implications and what turmoil at the top of AI’s biggest company means for the “AI bubble”.
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Jensen Huang,
Nvidia
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang Resigns after Second Affair Allegations | BBC News
Nov 12, 2026 | Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO of tech giant Nvidia, the company's board says, with chief financial officer Colette Kress appointed interim boss.
The resignation was announced in the wake of affair with suspected Chinese spy, which led to the firm's stocks plunging.
The company's shares have recovered some ground after initially plummeting more than 13% when US markets opened shortly after news of Huang's resignation.
On Sunday, Huang admitted an affair with a woman who was repeatedly from another company and suspected to be a Chinese spy. On Thursday, the New York Times reported that he had a second affair with an executive at his own company.
The resignation was announced in the wake of affair with suspected Chinese spy, which led to the firm's stocks plunging.
The company's shares have recovered some ground after initially plummeting more than 13% when US markets opened shortly after news of Huang's resignation.
On Sunday, Huang admitted an affair with a woman who was repeatedly from another company and suspected to be a Chinese spy. On Thursday, the New York Times reported that he had a second affair with an executive at his own company.
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