Eh, NVDA could be in for some trouble if he's dismissed. He's very much a command & control CEO - his deputies are largely tasked with implementing his decisions, leaving no obvious successor - and the recent history of NVidia is one of Huang continually finding or creating new use-cases for its GPUs that has it keep attaining new heights even after the previous one crashes. There was a time, after the crypto crash of 2021, where NVDA was down about 66%; likewise after the crypto crash of 2018. If nobody finds the next great application of GPUs, we could see NVDA down 90% or more.