Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Business & Finance › Is Nvidia Too Powerful? Jensen Huang Responds
Business & Finance

Is Nvidia Too Powerful? Jensen Huang Responds

Bloomberg Technology Monday 09 November 2026, 02:49 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Nov 9th, 2026 Is Nvidia Too Powerful? Jensen Huang Responds Does the AI industry’s reliance on Nvidia pose a systemic risk? In an interview filmed on October 14 for an upcoming episode of The Circuit, CEO Jensen Huang responds.

Nov 9th, 2026 Is Nvidia Too Powerful? Jensen Huang Responds Does the AI industry’s reliance on Nvidia pose a systemic risk? In an interview filmed on October 14 for an upcoming episode of The Circuit, CEO Jensen Huang responds. Huang has since acknowledged an affair, and US intelligence officials reportedly suspect the woman was recruited by Beijing to influence him. Nvidia’s board is now investigating. Huang also talks to Bloomberg’s Emily Chang about how Nvidia would navigate a leadership change in Washington.
Nvidia (ORG) Jensen Huang Responds (PERSON) Jensen Huang (PERSON) The Circuit (ORG) Huang (PERSON) US (LOCATION) Beijing (LOCATION) Bloomberg (PERSON) Emily Chang (PERSON) Washington (LOCATION)
Originally published by Bloomberg Technology Read original →

Related Stories

Jensen Huang on Who Could Succeed Him as Nvidia CEO

Nov 9th, 2026 Jensen Huang on Who Could Succeed Him as Nvidia CEO Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, in an interview filmed on October 14, discusses his unconventional leadership style, the pressures of the job and who might succeed him. Huang has since acknowledged an affair, and US intelligence officials reportedly suspect the woman was recruited by Beijing to influence him. Nvidia’s board is now investigating.

Bloomberg Technology 25m ago

Foreign Funds Pile Into India as AI Trade Falters

Foreign Funds Pile Into India as AI Trade Falters Including Friday’s provisional figures, foreign funds were net buyers of close to $5 billion of stocks last week. This article is for subscribers only. I’m Alex Gabriel Simon in Mumbai, where foreign investors suddenly can’t seem to get enough of Indian stocks.

Bloomberg Markets 28m ago

UBS CEO says AI investors had been pricing for 'perfection' until sector's sharp correction

UBS CEO says AI investors had been pricing for 'perfection' until sector's sharp correction SYDNEY, Nov 9 : UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti said on Monday a sharp correction in AI stocks over the last few weeks had been a reaction to excessively high hopes that investors had had for the sector. Speaking at a UBS conference in Sydney, Ermotti said recent US midterm election results and the global debate about the implications of building up infrastructure could lead to delays in the AI...

Channel News Asia 30m ago

Asian stocks steady as AI, Middle East jitters recede

Asian stocks steady as AI, Middle East jitters recede Asian markets and US equity futures made a steady start on Monday (Nov 9), after a wild week where doubts about demand for computer chips sent tech-heavy markets in Asia into some of their steepest falls in years. HONG KONG: Asian markets and US equity futures made a steady start on Monday (Nov 9), wobbling into positive territory after a wild week where doubts about demand for computer chips sent tech-heavy markets in Asia into some of...

Channel News Asia 34m ago