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Nvidia's CEO resigns after alleged spy scandal. What's next for the company?

Nvidia's CEO resigns after alleged spy scandal. What's next for the company?
NPR Technology Friday 13 November 2026, 11:47 UTC By Michel Martin 1 min read
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Nvidia's CEO resigns after alleged spy scandal. What's next for the company? Nvidia's CEO resigns after alleged spy scandal.

Nvidia's CEO resigns after alleged spy scandal. What's next for the company? Nvidia's CEO resigns after alleged spy scandal. What's next for the company? Audio will be available later today. NPR's Michel Martin speaks with NYU professor emeritus and AI writer Gary Marcus about the fallout of the Nvidia scandal.
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