With Jensen Huang gone from NVIDIA, who will the new CEO be? This race for the job is more thrilling than an earnings report.
After Huang resigned, NVIDIA's board got to work looking for a replacement. The interim CEO is CFO Colette Kress, but she's probably just a stopgap—she understands finance and investors, and has joined Huang for every earnings call. The market trusts her, but she lacks an engineering background, so she's not the best choice to lead an AI chip giant long term.
The leading bet for the long-term role is Ian Buck. He created CUDA, the ecosystem that has helped NVIDIA lock in developers around the world. He's ranked first in Polymarket odds, and analysts also consider him the strongest internal candidate for the long run.
Cook is the name making the most noise outside the company? Trump called it “a legend succeeding a legend,” but a Bloomberg reporter dismissed the idea as “utterly absurd.” Cook himself has no interest, and he's not on the board's list. Arm CEO Rene Haas, meanwhile, was mentioned by the Financial Times, but NVIDIA officially clarified that it “hasn't formally approached anyone yet.”
So here's where things stand: Kress is expected to steady the ship in the short term, while Buck is the long-term prospect to watch. For now, external candidates remain at the rumor stage.
Do you think NVIDIA will ultimately promote someone from within, or bring in a big name from outside? Is Buck's technical background enough to steer a $4 trillion empire through business and geopolitical challenges? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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After Huang resigned, NVIDIA's board got to work looking for a replacement. The interim CEO is CFO Colette Kress, but she's probably just a stopgap—she understands finance and investors, and has joined Huang for every earnings call. The market trusts her, but she lacks an engineering background, so she's not the best choice to lead an AI chip giant long term.
The leading bet for the long-term role is Ian Buck. He created CUDA, the ecosystem that has helped NVIDIA lock in developers around the world. He's ranked first in Polymarket odds, and analysts also consider him the strongest internal candidate for the long run.
Cook is the name making the most noise outside the company? Trump called it “a legend succeeding a legend,” but a Bloomberg reporter dismissed the idea as “utterly absurd.” Cook himself has no interest, and he's not on the board's list. Arm CEO Rene Haas, meanwhile, was mentioned by the Financial Times, but NVIDIA officially clarified that it “hasn't formally approached anyone yet.”
So here's where things stand: Kress is expected to steady the ship in the short term, while Buck is the long-term prospect to watch. For now, external candidates remain at the rumor stage.
Do you think NVIDIA will ultimately promote someone from within, or bring in a big name from outside? Is Buck's technical background enough to steer a $4 trillion empire through business and geopolitical challenges? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Follow me for more news and updates.
$NVDAB #英伟达正物色新CEO，谁会接替黄仁勋？ $AAPLB $NVDA
Disclaimer: The content above is based solely on publicly reported information and does not constitute investment advice. Markets involve risk; please make decisions with caution.