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Trump says ex Apple CEO Cook should replace Huang at Nvidia

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In short

The provided briefing offers minimal documentation regarding the former president's personnel suggestions for the major chipmaker. His remarks specifically address high-level leadership positions within both consumer electronics and semiconductor companies. Further details regarding the context and timing of these statements remain limited in the current report.

Key points

  • Unconventional leadership suggestions have been directed toward major American technology…: Unconventional leadership suggestions have been directed toward major American technology companies.
  • Available briefing details regarding the specific corporate replacement proposal remain e…: Available briefing details regarding the specific corporate replacement proposal remain extremely sparse.
  • Future developments will depend on formal reactions from the technology executives mentio…: Future developments will depend on formal reactions from the technology executives mentioned.

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Nov 12 : US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that former Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook should replace Jensen Huang as the CEO of Nvidia.

"NOW THAT Nvidia CEO JENSEN HUANG, who has done a fantastic job, has resigned, there is only one man to take his place - TIM COOK of Apple," Trump said on social media. "A Legend replaces a Legend!" he added.

Cook stepped down after a 15-year stint as Apple's CEO in September and is now executive chairman at the iPhone-maker.

Huang, who co-founded Nvidia and is its fourth-largest investor, resigned as CEO and a member of the board on Thursday after reports said the 63-year-old, who is married, had an affair with a Chinese businesswoman whom US authorities suspect of spying for Beijing.

Nvidia has announced that Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will take over as interim CEO as the company looks for a permanent successor, both internally and externally.

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