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Owned by The Tribune TrustNvidia CEO’s exit could give South Korean chipmakers greater leverage in HBM supply deals: Report
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Experts are analysing Jensen Huang’s abrupt resignation from Nvidia, noting that national security and geopolitical concerns have surfaced after allegations of three extramarital relationships, one involving a suspected Chinese intelligence asset. The exit has sparked discussion of possible successors, with Indian‑origin executives Sanjay Mehrotra, Nikesh Arora and Thomas Kurian mentioned as candidates. Three U.S. House committees have summoned the 63‑year‑old former CEO for a closed‑door interview on December 1. Industry observers say the departure could give South Korean memory‑chip makers more leverage in high‑bandwidth‑memory supply talks and create uncertainty for AI projects, though some experts still expect Nvidia to retain its dominant AI position.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's abrupt resignation could give South Korean memory chipmakers greater leverage in future supply negotiations while raising uncertainty over AI ventures spearheaded by him, The Korea Herald reported, citing industry sources and analysts.