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Jensen Huang: Spy row, second affair leaves Nvidia without its rockstar CEO

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Jensen Huang, who built Nvidia into the world’s dominant AI chipmaker, is stepping down as CEO after a second affair came to light. DW examines how losing its figurehead will affect the firm and the US-China AI race.

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Jensen Huang: Spy row, second affair leaves Nvidia without its rockstar CEO
11/12/2026, 3:08:00 PM
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