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Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia CEO after 33 years; CFO Kress named interim

· 21h ago · Originally reported by PPC Land

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is leaving the company he led for 33 years, with CFO Colette Kress taking over as interim CEO while retaining her finance role. No permanent successor has been named. The leadership change comes five days before Nvidia's Q3 earnings report.

Why it matters

Nvidia is a bellwether for AI infrastructure spending that underpins much of modern ad tech, and its earnings move markets. A sudden CEO exit with no permanent successor adds uncertainty right before a closely watched quarterly report.

Explain it like I’m new here

It's like the captain of the biggest ship in the harbor suddenly stepping off right before the ship's big inspection, leaving the accountant in charge until they find a new captain.

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