Who Could Take Over Nvidia If Jensen Huang Is Ousted? Meet The Top Contenders

Nvidia has talent to thrive without Jensen Huang; Tae Kim backs Rene Haas, Ian Buck as CEO successors

Nvidia can continue to thrive despite the departure of its long-time chief executive Jensen Huang, with two senior technology executives emerging as potential successors, according to Tae Kim, author of ‘The Nvidia Way’, who believes the company's future does not depend solely on its iconic leader.

Watch Nvidia CEO Search: Who Are the Candidates for Permanent Role?

Nvidia is searching for a permanent replacement for larger-than-life Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, a daunting challenge at the world’s most valuable chipmaker. The company has tapped an outside firm to identify potential candidates following revelations of multiple extramarital affairs by Huang. Longtime Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress is serving as interim CEO. Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie has more details.

Nvidia had no succession plan, this is 'a dark day for Nvidia,' says Yorkville Ives' Dan Ives

Dan Ives, Yorkville Ives & Co., Lo Toney, Plexo Capital, Bryn Talkington, Requisite, and Thomas Lee, Fundstrat, join 'Closing Bell' to talk the ongoing fallout of fmr. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang alleged affairs, his departure from the company, the state of Nvidia, and more.

Who Could Take Over Nvidia If Jensen Huang Is Ousted? Meet The Top Contenders

Nvidia weighs a possible leadership change involving CEO Jensen Huang. Meet Ian Buck and Colette Kress, the executives seen as potential successors

CFO Colette Kress to engineer Ian Buck - who could succeed Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he exits?

Nvidia's board is reportedly weighing the future of CEO Jensen Huang, turning the attention to who could take charge of the world's most valuable

Three Indian-origin executives among possible contenders to succeed Jensen Huang at Nvidia

Nvidia has begun its search for a permanent chief executive after Jensen Huang’s resignation, with Colette Kress taking charge temporarily. Sanjay Mehrotra, Nikesh Arora and Thomas Kurian are among the executives mentioned in reports about potential successors. The company has said it will consider both internal and external candidates for the role.