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Nvidia, AI Industry Face Prospect of Future Without Huang

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 12 November 2026, 20:36 UTC 1 min read
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Bloomberg's Emily Chang said that while Nvidia will survive the ouster of CEO Jensen Huang, questions remain about if it will be able to thrive in the same way without Huang's relationships with global leaders and no predetermined successor. Chang said the national security implications around the company are in the spotlight going forward, as Colette Kress, the interim CEO in the wake of Huang's resignation, also believes that Nvidia should be able to sell the most advanced chips to China.

Bloomberg's Emily Chang said that while Nvidia will survive the ouster of CEO Jensen Huang, questions remain about if it will be able to thrive in the same way without Huang's relationships with global leaders and no predetermined successor. Chang said the national security implications around the company are in the spotlight going forward, as Colette Kress, the interim CEO in the wake of Huang's resignation, also believes that Nvidia should be able to sell the most advanced chips to China. (Source: Bloomberg)
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