November 12, 2026
Jensen Huang latest: Scandal-hit Nvidia founder asked to testify to Senate - as details of Trump call emerge
Jensen Huang's resignation was "inevitable" following the affair allegations and while it will be hard for Nvidia in the short term, they still have the best chips in the world. That's according to Vivek Chilukuri, a senior fellow and director of a technology programme at the Centre for a New American Society. He tells Sky News that Huang made himself "indispensable within the company", but it still has unique "longstanding relationships" with other businesses.
Watch the full interview on Sky News.
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