Nvidia has no obvious successor to Jensen Huang — and that's a problem

First reported by Axios at Mon 2:48 PM · 9 outlets in all

1. Fast Company17hHow ‘key person risk’ derails companies—and poses problems for Nvidia amid the Jensen Huang scandal
2. The New Yorker(subscription required)20hWhat Jensen Huang’s Affair Means for NvidiaWhat did Huang—and the Trump Administration—know about the alleged Chinese spy he was involved with?
3. Los Angeles Times(subscription required)21hNvidia has no clear successor to Jensen Huang as scandal raises leadership concerns
4. Washington Examiner23hWhat we know about Jensen Huang and the NVIDIA spy plotNvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing scrutiny after U.S. officials reportedly concluded that a woman with whom he had a romantic relationship was working with Chinese intelligence, raising questions about whether the company’s sensitive technology or national security information may have been compromised. The allegations have prompted Nvidia’s board to launch an independent investigation into
5. CNBC24hJensen Huang's affair with alleged Chinese spy further complicates Nvidia’s China problemThe allegations against Jensen Huang have brought new attention to the Nvidia CEO's potential influence over U.S. policy on chip sales to China.
6. Ars Technica25hNvidia has a Jensen Huang problem—and no obvious successorHuang faces a board probe as investors fret over Nvidia’s lack of a clear successor.
7. Business Insider(subscription required)26hAll roads lead to Jensen Huang. That's Nvidia's problem.Jensen Huang's affair has left Nvidia with a mess —for a company so integral to the AI industry, that means there's a lot to unpack.
8. New York Times(subscription required)26hNvidia’s Board Has a History of Letting Jensen Huang Get His WayGovernance experts question whether the board, which is investigating Mr. Huang’s conduct, has been too deferential as he has turned Nvidia into a global giant.
9. Axios43hNvidia has no obvious successor to Jensen Huang — and that's a problem