When companies put all their faith and trust in one powerful leader, backup plans when things go south are hard to come by. Just ask Nvidia.
These are the opening lines of Fast Company's article, quoted as published. The full story is at Fast Company.
NPR spoke with Bloomberg tech reporter Ian King about how Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a Chinese businesswoman, whom U.S. intelligence believes was a spy, could ripple far beyond the company. King explains how unusually central Huang is to Nvidia and to the American tech industry.
Short seller Culper Research flagged Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's "uncomfortably close relationship" with Megaspeed's Alice Huang in a May report, months before the affair was revealed. The report also alleged Singapore-based Megaspeed was financed by Alibaba through shell companies.
Honda is recalling 635,808 Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S., including some Pilot SUVs and Acura MDX and TLX models, because a software defect can make drivers lose power steering assistance. Honda has reported one injury and 146 warranty claims, according to an NHTSA filing.
CoreWeave's third-quarter revenue jumped to $3.66 billion from $1.37 billion a year ago, though its net loss widened to $709 million as interest costs rose. CEO Michael Intrator called it a breakout quarter and said about $9 billion in customer prepayments and deposits are expected in the next three months.
