Nvidia Board Meets Over Jensen Huang's Future; $600 Billion Wiped Off Market Value This Week (REUTERS/Manami Yamada/File Photo)
\n\nAs Nvidia's board meets to decide the future of CEO Jensen Huang following the recent controversy of an alleged affair with a woman suspected of having links to Chinese intelligence, the big questions on succession and the future of Jensen Huang remain. The chipmaker has lost around 600 billion dollars in market value this week and added to investor concerns about the company's leadership and governance.
\n\nExperts believe this board meeting comes after reports of Huang's alleged personal relationships, with the company reportedly reviewing the matter. The developments have put the spotlight on the 63-year-old who has led Nvidia for over three decades and made it the world's leading AI chipmaker.
\n\nWhile the succession question has also brought several names into focus, including Nvidia CFO Colette Kress and senior executive Ian Buck, who oversees hyperscale and high-performance computing. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has also been mentioned as a possible external option. However, Nvidia has not publicly identified a successor to Huang, and there is no confirmed succession plan. Elon Musk said hiring Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang would be an honour, praising…
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