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On today’s episode of CNN Breaks It Down, Jensen Huang, the founder who propelled Nvidia to become one of the world’s most valuable companies, has resigned from…
On today’s episode of CNN Breaks It Down, 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. CNN’s Phil Mattingly discusses with David Goldman and Clare Duffy.
0:00 Jensen Huang's resignation sends shockwaves throughout the AI industry
7:30 Nvidia's future without its founder
16:07 Huang and Washington
27:02 Nvidia's leadership crisis highlights corporate failures
CNN Breaks It Down is sponsored by State Street.
Stream the rest of CNN Breaks It Down on the CNN app: https://bit.ly/4pfgaWr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
#Huang #AI #News
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@wanderinglatinamericaImported2d ago
Phil is a little too breathless. Like a high school quarterback before the big game 😂
@natashaannaw1iImported2d ago
The affair and betrayal are certainly unfortunate, but I can't help feeling there is much more to this story than meets the eye. As someone of non-American origin who leads one of the world's most strategically important industries, Jensen Huang's growing influence and popularity may have made him a target of powerful interests. Reports that US intelligence had allegedly known about a suspected Chinese operative's romantic involvement with him nearly a year ago raise an obvious question: why was he apparently never warned, and why was this allowed to continue for so long? Equally intriguing is the timing of these revelations. With Democrats gaining the upper hand in Congress following the recent elections, could this controversy be diverting attention from the shifting political balance in Washington? Or are there other political and geopolitical interests at play? These are questions, not conclusions, but I wonder whether there is a much bigger story unfolding behind this affair. I sincerely hope Huang does not end up being made a scapegoat or collateral damage in a larger power struggle.
@kaelalphaImported2d ago
Just a traitor. He screwed millions and millions of people around the world.
@joshuekentoImported2d ago
Huang had so many affairs that he had to resign LOL what was he thinking that it could be a secret until he dies?
Just imagine those poor dumb asses that made the decision to get loans on their assets so they could dodge taxes. 401k should be abolished because of situations like this. One act of a "Too Big to Fail" CEO wipes out everyone.
@briankane9224Imported2d ago
Shocking news: third affair has been announced! It's going to take a while to pick a permanent successor since they have to eliminate all the employees he's slept with.
@dgaydosImported2d ago
Did DJT forget that he was briefed a year ago on the Huang/spy case or is he lying about not having known? At any rate, he did NOTHING about it after being informed by Rubio. For DJT, his personal finances trump our national security.
@gerrymcmillan8507Imported2d ago
And a third affair with a second employee has been announced, though Reuters says it is not naming the woman as of yet. At the current rate, we will discover that he had affairs with all 60 of his direct reports by Thanksgiving.
Man These Rich Guys Get Caught Up in Their Egos & Get Involved with Women Thinking with Their Little Heads to Their Demise!!
@rogerdebougainville889Imported2d ago
🤩 💙💙 <b>CLARE DUFFY</b> 💙💙 🤩
@murdersimulatorImported2d ago
I used to rule the world<br>Seas would rise when I gave the word<br>Now in the morning I sleep alone<br>Sweep the streets I used to own
@atumneferraImported2d ago
Jensen can only solve his problems by going home to Taiwan and Help China complete its plan to recover from the 100 years of Shame! The United States does not want Jensen and has shown how they will deal with a person of Chinese descent when they become too powerful. They create the very narrative to get rid of them. He is done in USA.
@luciachaurandImported2d ago
14 days is an indicative cosmic element - an octave of the full Ausarian number of 28!
@atumneferraImported2d ago
14 Days is an indicative cosmic element - an octave of the full Ausarian number of 28!
@dgaydosImported2d ago
Unscheduled rapid disassembly.
@benoitguillette8945Imported2d ago
Taiwan made a big mistake when it rejected communism. The U.S. is now too weak to protect Taiwan. Taiwan is tiny (population 24 million). A short naval blockade by ‘communist’ China and Taiwan is starving. And Taiwan would be starved of energy after a 2 week-to 1 month blockade. To survive, you have to become a better Maoist and atheist than President Xi.
On today’s episode of CNN Breaks It Down, 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. CNN’s Phil Mattingly discusses with David Goldman and Clare Duffy.
0:00 Jensen Huang's resignation sends shockwaves throughout the AI industry
7:30 Nvidia's future without its founder
16:07 Huang and Washington
27:02 Nvidia's leadership crisis highlights corporate failures
CNN Breaks It Down is sponsored by State Street.
Stream the rest of CNN Breaks It Down on the CNN app: https://bit.ly/4pfgaWr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
#Huang #AI #News
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