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inclementimmigrant@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 14 hours ago

Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports

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Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports

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    Jensen Huang popped the AI bubble, with his dick.

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    He was a useful idiot, but the bad press is starting to catch up to the money. There isn’t a real need to keep him around, especially if he can’t be trusted to keep it in his pants for a few billion dollars.

    I would love a 15 minute GamersNexus video that’s just Steve laughing as he goes about his day.

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      Steve should bring on Ed Zitron as a guest for that one

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    Dude had a second affair, he’s toast.

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      Dude had a second affair so far.

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      I don’t really care about CEO affairs, but the whole with a spy and sending gpus to sanctioned China is a whole other matter.

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        The board probably cares more about him fucking a subordinate. They don’t care where the GPUs are going.

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          Ya, that can definitely cause problems with the power dynamic. Hopefully he didn’t actually cause any abuse with it, but either way the board will likely disapprove of that.

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    I will be happy to not see his stupid jackets soon.

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    Suddenly, that infinate money loop looks like it’s gonna start breaking down.

    The downfall of these techbros has begun.

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    CEO since 1993.

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    Nvidia next ceo is the ceo of starbucks

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