How Nvidia’s board can remove Jensen Huang, and what his exit could mean for AI chip race

Six of its 11 directors can make that decision, with or without cause. A successor would take over a company that supplies an estimated 90% of the chips used in big AI projects, according to The New York Times. And investors have already begun betting on which of Nvidia’s rivals could stand to gain. The NYT reported last month that US intelligence agencies had found Huang had developed a close relationship with a Chinese citizen whom US officials concluded was gathering intelligence for Beijing. She became a top executive at a Singapore-based data-centre company that is one of Nvidia’s biggest…