Oh? Where was all this due diligence back when they thought he would get away with it?
Will the board be investigating the cyclical financing schemes Huang has made nVidia the linchpin of next or is massive fraud still fine?
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Dude - it’s simple - there’s one rule in this world, you don’t fuck with the really rich people’s money. It doesn’t matter who is actually doing crimes, the stocks dropped massively, so massively it cost some actual rich people actual money. That means someone’s head has to roll. He will fit that bill. Look for the next guy to be worse, and more under their thumb. And probably a rich white kid who’s dad has old money.
You're not wrong.
Is that relevant to the investigation?
How would you know it isn't? How do you know he wasn't instructed by this Chinese spy to shill AI. A technology that computer scientists have BEEN saying reached a plateau
This isn't how discussions go. Who is to say she wasn't interested in the recipe for duck ramen his mother passed down to him?
This is a big deal but you made a leap to something without there being any evidence or discussion on it at all. He had an affair and was the target of a spy.
It does not anywhere say he was anything more than a mark, if he is deemed a willing participant then go for it.
I doubt they will get rid of him unless Nvidia faces massive government sanctions as a result of this. He otherwise has been a star CEO for them