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Tech Leaders Rally Behind Jensen Huang

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In social media posts and letters to Nvidia’s board, Mr. Huang’s billionaire peers described him as a singular leader who could not be replaced at Nvidia.

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  1. New York Times(subscription required)Tech Leaders Rally Behind Jensen HuangIn social media posts and letters to Nvidia’s board, Mr. Huang’s billionaire peers described him as a singular leader who could not be replaced at Nvidia.
  2. NY PostHow ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang threw tantrums in the office, dressed down tech execs: ‘I hope you die’The 63-year-old chip magnate famously cultivated an affable, laid-back public persona, sporting black leather jackets and doling out TV interviews about his humble beginnings washing dishes and cleaning toilets. But as Huang pushed to relentlessly grow Nvidia's business, employees lived in fear of their boss skewering them with vicious outbursts at marathon meetings in front...
  3. ForbesThe Tech Giant Affairs That Came Before Jensen Huang’s Scandal—And What Happened To Their CompaniesNvidia is reeling from the resignation of CEO Jensen Huang over reported affairs with employees and an alleged Chinese spy.
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  5. TechmemeSources and messages: Jensen Huang misled several Nvidia leaders, including general counsel Tim Teter, about the nature of his relationship with Alice Huang (Reuters)
  6. MarketWatchJensen Huang was a ‘China salesman’ for Nvidia. His exit is weighing on Chinese tech stocks.The former Nvidia CEO was an ‘influential voice’ for selling chips to Chinese companies, but now investors are preparing for more restrictions, experts say.
  7. Business Insider(subscription required)Jensen Huang shows the risk of becoming an indispensable leaderJensen Huang's abrupt exit from Nvidia exposes the succession challenges of its flat leadership structure — and offers a lesson to other leaders.