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Chipmaker Nvidia could struggle to replace CEO Jensen Huang if the controversy over an alleged spying operation forces his departure, according to Jay Goldberg, senior semiconductor analyst at Seaport Research Partners. Speaking to CNA's Asia First, Goldberg says Huang plays a central role in the American chipmaker's decision-making, with no obvious successor. He adds that uncertainty over Huang's future could overshadow Nvidia's upcoming earnings, even as demand for its artificial intelligence chips remains strong.
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<br> NVIDIA and Singapore-based cloud partner Megaspeed are still legally permitted to do business because the U.S. Commerce Department has "delayed" adding Megaspeed to its trade blacklist (Entity List).<br><br>😂Why they don't want to stop the risk ? continue to trade with $py ?<br>This mean U.S. Commerce Department is defending MegaSpeed.
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