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Jensen Huang reportedly called himself ‘a piece of sh--“ after his forced departure, but employees still want him back.
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AMD’s post might be a response to all that’s going on at Nvidia right now. With Jensen Huang having just quit as CEO after 33 years at the helm, and questions mounting over what his departure means for the AI industry and the wider economy, perhaps Team Red thought it...
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Nvidia plans to keep investigating whether Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort, Jessica E. Lessin reported for The Information, citing a person familiar with the situation. Huang resigned as chief executive on Thursday.
They threaten subpoenas if he doesn’t show up, but he’s intimated that he’ll attend the meeting.
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