Jensen Huang Steps Down: Are the Cracks Beginning to Show in Circular AI Financing

Article Patrick Green Thursday, 12 November 2026

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Jensen Huang Steps Down: Are the Cracks Beginning to Show in Circular AI Financing

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has resigned after the company's board met to discuss possible removal, and BMTV hosts Grace Remington and Sean Hagan walk through what that means for the AI buildout.

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