Donald Trump has shown keen interest in the situation involving Jensen Huang, posting on the "Truth Social" platform: "Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, has done an outstanding job. He has now stepped down. There is only one man left who can succeed him—Tim Cook of Apple. A legend replacing another legend!"
Whether Trump’s goodwill will bear fruit remains uncertain. But one thing is clear: for NVIDIA, Jensen Huang is to the company what Steve Jobs was to Apple.
After Jobs’ passing, Apple’s creative edge diminished, transforming into a traditional manufacturing firm with exceptional marketing prowess.
Should NVIDIA lose Huang, it is likely to follow a similar trajectory, losing its innovative spirit.
Even a figure as towering as Huang in the tech industry ultimately cannot shield his wealth from predation by those in power.
How swiftly Huang was forced out—such speed, such a calculated pattern.
No resistance. No struggle.
The timing could not have been more precise.
It resembles a meticulously orchestrated hunt.
Originally scheduled to attend a conference in Shenzhen, Huang no longer needs to go.
Beneath this rapid pace lies much unspoken.
Only someone wielding extreme influence and authority could orchestrate such a move and bring down Huang.
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