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Jensen Huang spent more than three decades building Nvidia into the most important company in AI, and it took about five days for him to lose it. “Sex, Lies and AI Chips: Jensen Huang’s Last Days as Nvidia CEO” reconstructs the week, from a visit by Nvidia’s general counsel to a board investigation, a resignation and a company now waiting to see who comes next.
The bigger question is what the AI industry looks like without its rockstar. A new piece argues that the AI boom created Jensen, not the other way around, and that his exit may be good news for Nvidia’s rivals. Interim CEO Colette Kress inherits a set of risky bets she has already tried to tame, and investors and founders now expect Nvidia to pull back on a dealmaking spree that many companies have come to rely on.
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