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Jensen Huang, the founder who propelled Nvidia to become one of the world’s most valuable companies, has resigned from his role as chief executive after 33 year…
Jensen Huang, the founder who propelled Nvidia to become one of the world’s most valuable companies, has resigned from his role as chief executive after 33 years.
The announcement from Nvidia’s board Thursday morning ends a whirlwind several days of speculation about Huang’s future in the wake of a stunning corporate scandal.
CNN's Hadas Gold and Alayna Treene have the details, and CNN's Erica Hill discusses the fallout of Huang's resignation with tech journalists Paul Mozur and Garrison Lovely.
0:00 Nvidia announces Jensen Huang's resignation
1:40 Who is taking Huang's place?
4:35 Jensen Huang's ties to Trump
8:09 What will Nvidia look like going forward?
10:25 Will there be fallout for the Trump administration?
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
FINALLY!!!! perhaps for the first time in over a decade Nvidia graphics card will actually be marketed and sold for prices that accurately reflect their literal performance
Ask Natalie Harp about Huang's influence on Trump and national security. She's always around Trump and can print out Huang's involvement. Another long and costly investiigation paid by us, the lowly taxpayers.<br>Ask Huang's body guards too.
Hopefully it means consumer grade products come back stronger, no more backroom deals Don't forget who built you it wasn't AI it was us GAMMERS!
Screwed your consumer's <br><br>Screwed over your wife.. twice (so far) <br><br>Screwed over your investors & America's competition against China. <br><br>You've Wang'ed your last Huang.. was it all worth it in the end?
Another business leader who thinks he is a "cut above" the rest of us mere mortals. 2 affairs. Can't keep it in his pants. A disgrace to his family and his company. No wonder Donald Trump considers him a friend. Good riddance. If this is the behavior it takes to run a major company, then too bad when their stock takes a major plunge!!!!
America has become a mental hospital. Have you ever seen a spy post selfies with their target all over social media? If Alice Huang were actually a CCP spy, why would she make public appearances in Taiwan and Singapore? Doesn't she know that both Taiwan and Singapore have extradition treaties with the US? Mainstream white media outlets have completely lost their rationality and common sense. This is just a repeat of that dramatic, shameful "spy balloon" fiasco. Oh, by the way—did the FBI ever actually find any spy equipment in that weather balloon? Why did the media never follow up on that story?<br><br>Jensen Huang is Chinese American—or more specifically, Taiwanese American. English is his native language; he doesn't even speak Chinese. His strategy was simply to sell lower-end chips to the Chinese market so that China’s nascent domestic chipmakers would starve in their infancy without local buyers. Huang’s actions clearly protected Nvidia’s bottom line as well as long-term US strategic interests. That is the exact reason Beijing banned Chinese tech giants like Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance from buying Nvidia chips—the CCP saw right through Huang's playbook and wanted to force domestic companies to buy homegrown chips instead. Yet, white American society refuses to trust the loyalty of an Asian American tech tycoon.<br><br>Driven by anti-communist ideology and a lingering sense of white supremacy, many white Americans believe that mainland Chinese people are incapable of producing high-end chips. Even when you point out that people in Taiwan and mainland China share similar average IQs (around 105) and a common cultural heritage—much like the US and the UK—Westerners still insist that true innovation cannot happen in an authoritarian China. According to the dominant American liberal narrative of the past half-century, only liberal democracies foster an innovative spirit, and only a "free China" (i.e., Taiwan) could have nurtured TSMC, because dictatorships inherently stifle free thought. Yet Americans seem completely oblivious to the fact that TSMC is actually a legacy of Chiang Ching-kuo's authoritarian regime, just as the Soviet Union's Sputnik era was hardly conceived under a liberal democracy.<br><br>In short, Huang was clearly acting in America's best interest. However, the white establishment across the intelligence community and bipartisan media refuses to buy into a non-white CEO's strategy, simply assuming China can never catch up on its own. They cling to the narrative that China relies solely on stealing American IP—even that Muslim senator claimed China relies entirely on distilling models from US companies. This completely ignores reality: today, a massive portion of Silicon Valley's top AI researchers are ethnic Chinese, largely from mainland China, and China already manufactures 60% of the world's legacy chips. Out of willful blindness to these facts, white China hawks in the US view Huang’s chip sales to China as treasonous, using a mere personal scandal as a pretext to subject him to a McCarthy-style witch hunt.<br><br>History is repeating itself. Oppenheimer was accused of being a Soviet spy simply over his relationship with a girlfriend tied to the Communist Party USA. Similarly, Qian Xuesen, one of the founders of JPL/NASA, was accused of being a communist merely for his anti-fascist sympathies for workers and for attending a few Communist Party USA salons. Now, smeared as a CCP spy and effectively forced out, Huang has become the latest casualty of the vicious partisan warfare following the midterm elections. The Democrats want to take down pro-Trump Silicon Valley titans, while the Republicans need to deflect attention from their midterm losses—making anti-China hawkishness the easiest bipartisan consensus. Huang’s resignation will send shockwaves through the Chinese American and broader Asian American communities, eroding whatever trust they have left in American society. Over the past few years, constant loyalty tests and surveillance harassment have already driven many Chinese scientists back to China. In the years to come, even more will flee what increasingly looks like a modern-day Nazi regime.
I don't blame Jensen. By banning Nvidia from selling high-end chips to China just to win the AI race, the US is helping American AI companies profit at Nvidia's expense.
I know no one seemed to see through this guy like he always seemed like he was just full of s*** on every interview I ever listened to you seem very naive and ignorant
Meanwhile another country, between 1960-70, stole 200-500 kg of weapon grade uranium from the US, consistently ranks as 1 of the highest active intel ops in the US, and recently, through the US/Israel Def Tech Coop legislation, rubber stamped by the bribed-blackmailed Uni-party, merged US's military R&D w that state. Because 1/2 of the US 40 trillion debt and several wars, past and present, wasn't enough. NVIDIA is getting TikTok'ed, same foreign state controlled/influenced media play, insiders made out buying puts, etc,,, the grift goes on.
In most African cultures everyone with the same surname as you is your family member, even if you’re not “related” in any way. You have to assume that you’re family by default. I am not sure how it works in other cultures. 😅😅 I understand in Asia, the “same surname” is not an issue.
now you know the intelligence community knew about Jensen having an affair with this chinese spy because that’s what they do. i think however the timing with the midterm elections and the Democrats sweeping senate and congress is what spurred m this info coming out and is far from a coincidence.
If Jenson Huang wanted to ran the company until he died, then he should have moved accordingly. He is the founder and CEO of Nvidia but he still has to answer to the board of directors and shareholders.
“Yes. U.S. intelligence officials and top administration members—including Secretary of State and National Security Adviser Marco Rubio and CIA Director John Ratcliffe—warned President Donald Trump on at least two separate occasions that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was in a relationship with a woman suspected of being a Chinese intelligence asset.”
Every billionaire cheats, almost every millionaire cheats... This was something else, has nothing to do with his cheating... Smoke and gun bs with alternate agendas no one will tell you... Look for the more interesting stuff to come in the next few months... Who they appoint as the next CEO should say a lot... If it's a woman or minority, the answer will be obvious why this happened
Imagine if all this nonsense money they're losing could actually be used for helping feed and house people instead of CEO's and rich people bullshit. If they can lose this much or spend as much as Elon did trying to buy the midterms, they can be taxed fairly.
$2,000+ for a new computer graphics card per person,
<br>an affair and cheating on his wife
<br>selling video/graphics card data as well as hwids
<br>... oh right, that's what most of these people do who have egregious amounts of funding. now lets look at intel over 2025-2026 and their insider trading
hey hey hey, we can always hire him back you know... hapy new year.. jensen rehired... i think that would be a great idea to boost nvda stock price... lol
Jensen Huang, the founder who propelled Nvidia to become one of the world’s most valuable companies, has resigned from his role as chief executive after 33 years.
The announcement from Nvidia’s board Thursday morning ends a whirlwind several days of speculation about Huang’s future in the wake of a stunning corporate scandal.
CNN's Hadas Gold and Alayna Treene have the details, and CNN's Erica Hill discusses the fallout of Huang's resignation with tech journalists Paul Mozur and Garrison Lovely.
0:00 Nvidia announces Jensen Huang's resignation
1:40 Who is taking Huang's place?
4:35 Jensen Huang's ties to Trump
8:09 What will Nvidia look like going forward?
10:25 Will there be fallout for the Trump administration?
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
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<br>an affair and cheating on his wife
<br>selling video/graphics card data as well as hwids
<br>... oh right, that's what most of these people do who have egregious amounts of funding. now lets look at intel over 2025-2026 and their insider trading