Nvidia’s board needs to do some succession planning – sharpish | Nils Pratley
THE SO WHAT
Nvidia’s concentration of technical, political, and commercial capital in one founder is now a visible business risk. Any operator with similar key-person exposure—especially in AI or chips—should be accelerating real succession and knowledge-transfer plans, not just drafting them.
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