Jensen Huang resigned from Nvidia, the company he co-founded and led for 33 years, turning it into the world’s most valuable company. Although the board is searching for a new chief executive, Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress is acting temporarily in the role, while the scandal surrounding Huang’s sudden departure may overshadow the transition. Unlike the more prepared successions at Apple, Alphabet and Uber, Nvidia appears to have no succession plan and relied heavily on Huang’s charisma, political relationships and vision. His successor will need to preserve the technology roadmap, manage the supply chain, address competition from AMD and hyperscalers, and navigate U.S. restrictions on chip exports.
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