Huang's exit rocks Nvidia and creates openings for rival firms
Huang was a visionary leader with deep relationships in the complex world of tech. Losing him will hurt Nvidia, according to Wall Street analysts.
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Huang was a visionary leader with deep relationships in the complex world of tech. Losing him will hurt Nvidia, according to Wall Street analysts.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned effective immediately, the company's board of directors announced Thursday.
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