Re:Nvidia prepares to fire CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports
by JoshTko on Thursday November 12, 2026 @01:11AM
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If he was actually a victim, it would be gross negligence on him and/or his board. CEO's at $100B market cap companies should be undergoing regular, advanced training on spearfishing as well a due diligence on such large chip deals.
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Re:Nvidia prepares to fire CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports
by nixass on Thursday November 12, 2026 @02:07AM
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> CEO's at $100B market cap companies
Why not CEOs at $73B market cap companies? And increase it with inflation?
Re:Nvidia prepares to fire CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports
by matwood on Thursday November 12, 2026 @03:29AM
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I wrote this elsewhere, but right after they fire JH (he's lost all credibility on anything China going forward, and that makes it impossible for him to remain CEO), the board needs to cycle themselves off and get people who can handle the scope of a company like NVDA. The complete lack of real governance and what appears to be any succession plan is squarely on this board.
Re:Nvidia prepares to fire CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports
by Melatonic on Thursday November 12, 2026 @03:54AM
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Re:Nvidia prepares to fire CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports
by iLoveOncall on Thursday November 12, 2026 @04:24AM
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It's obvious that it was on purpose. He's been involved for years with the Megaspeed spy, he knew exactly what he was doing and where the GPUs were going.