Nvidia stock plunges as CEO Jensen Huang resigns: How low it might go
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Leadership shock at the core GPU supplier introduces real counterparty risk into multi-year AI buildouts — not because the silicon disappears, but because roadmap, pricing, and allocation could all wobble. If your 2027 plan assumes uninterrupted Nvidia dominance, this is the week to model scenarios with delayed product cycles, higher prices, or accelerated diversification to alternatives.
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