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Why did Jensen Huang have to leave, with no room for negotiation? Not even a board seat was retained—the separation was very complete. The board surely understands better than we do how important Jensen Huang is to Nvidia, yet they still insisted on his departure. This suggests his issues may go beyond personal ethics and may involve more serious legal risks, possibly even criminal liability. If he had stayed, employees would not have accepted it, and investors would also ask: if a manager conceals information about conflicts of interest, might he also conceal things in other major decisions? Can the board actually constrain him? Still, as a fellow Chinese person, seeing Jensen Huang become CEO of the world's most valuable company was certainly a source of pride. But now he has been brought down from that pedestal. Is there bias and discrimination against Chinese people behind this? Perhaps there is, and that bias may be something even Jensen Huang cannot fully escape. #JensenHuangResignsAsCEO #NvidiaStrategyInFocus

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Nvidia's most awkward day: the chips haven't lost yet, but the CEO exits first. Who will take over the AI empire? One person once took Nvidia from a gaming graphics card company to the core position of the AI era; now, this person has suddenly left the business stage he built himself. This is the biggest drama brought by Jensen Huang's departure. For Nvidia, the biggest challenge is not whether it can still sell GPUs tomorrow, but how to prove that the company already has a mature management system that does not depend on a single person. At present, the company has arranged long-serving CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO and launched a formal search for a successor. This arrangement is not without advantages. She is familiar with the company's finance, operations, and business development, and has an in-depth understanding of Nvidia's business model. But being CEO is not as simple as changing desks. Nvidia needs someone to continue driving chip research and development, coordinate the global supply chain, maintain relationships with major customers, and make strategic judgments as the AI industry changes rapidly. More importantly, can the industry influence Jensen Huang built in the past be continued by the new leadership team? This is what investors really care about. A great company cannot always rely on just one hero. The real test is whether the whole team can continue to create miracles after the hero leaves. Nvidia's next performance will become a management lesson for the tech industry. #WeeklyCheckIn and #JensenHuangResigns $NVDA