Nvidia board weighing up whether or not to oust CEO Jensen Huang
Nvidia's board is holding a late-night meeting to decide whether or not to oust CEO Jensen Huang after a second extramarrital affair was revealed. The scandal has revealed a major weakness at the heart of the chipmaker sitting at the heart of the AI boom: the lack of a clear succession plan. We take a closer look.
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