if it wasn't clear already, Nvidia needs a new CEO
Jensen Huang had a relationship with an Nvidia executive who reported to him.
nytimes.com/2026/11/11/techn…
Nov 11, 2026 · 10:20 PM UTC
The people commenting on this post that do not realize the liability of "shagging" a spy is mind blowing. Somebody with this level of decision making is not fit to be CEO of this massive company. There's no telling what damage has already been done.
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Seriously, as investors, what should we really care about?
A CEO who is beyond reproach in his personal morality and conduct but delivers little growth for the company?
Or a CEO who has demonstrated exceptional business acumen, delivered outstanding growth and built his company into one of the largest in the world, but has personal flaws in his private life?
Surely, as investors, our primary concern should be business performance, leadership, value creation and shareholder returns, rather than passing judgement on a CEO’s private life. There is a distinction between professional accountability and personal morality.
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@FBIDirectorKash you need to raid @nvidia HQ now. This company is a clear and present danger to America.
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So much has come out in the last 48 hours just on knowledge gathering. He'll be able to fend a lot of that off but come next year, there is no way survives the wave of subpoenas that will be leveled on him from the democrats. There is only two conclusions for him
1) Enough evidence is found that will prove that he was well aware of what was happening but chose to ignore it. In this instance, he would step down.
2) He was completely oblivious to what was happening which would make him look incompetent & no longer fit to be CEO. In this instance, he would likely be removed by the board.
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