Who could replace Jensen Huang as Nvidia's chief executive?
As uncertainty swirls over the boss of the AI chip giant, some names have emerged as potential successors.
As uncertainty swirls over the boss of the AI chip giant, some names have emerged as potential successors, BBC News reported.
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- Jensen Huang, Nvidia, AI
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