There is a good chance Nvidia loses their competitive position in the market with Jensen gone.
There is nobody else more creative in managing the supply chain, along with the backstops and deals they have done.
Jensen made this ecosystem. He's the visionary behind it.
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BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, is now working with an "outside firm" to find a new CEO to replace Jensen Huang, per Bloomberg.
The company is also reportedly weighing naming a temporary CEO while searching for a replacement.
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New York Times reports that CEO Jensen Huang apparently had another affair with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president of health care 👀
BAIRD SLASHES NVIDIA PRICE TARGET 60%, WARNS OF AI SLOWDOWN
Baird downgraded Nvidia ($NVDA ) to Neutral from Outperform, slashing its price target to $200 from $500.
Analyst Tristan Gerra warns that 2027 data-center forecasts face delays amid supply constraints, potentially softer demand and reduced visibility.
Hyperscaler AI spending growth could slow to 40% or less in 2027, while 10–30% of channel orders may face preemptive cuts.
Despite strong H300 demand, Baird also flags uncertainty surrounding CEO Jensen Huang's tenure into 2027.
The warning: Nvidia's AI business remains strong, but growth expectations and leadership risks could weigh heavily on the stock.
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During a Q&A with Samsung executives, Sam Altman addressed concerns about a bubble in the neocloud sector, saying, “There has been some double counting of demand.”
Asked whether demand for AI, memory chips, and data centers could level off or grow more slowly over the next five to ten years, he replied, “There are ups and downs in the short term.”
“OpenAI and Anthropic are the only two companies really driving substantial growth in demand, so we could see a supply shock and a period of turbulence,” Altman said.