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Nvidia founder Jensen Huang is out. After another report about an affair, Nvidia's board announced Thursday that Huang had resigned. This is what smart people in business and tech are saying about Huang's departure. Nvidia is without its founder for the first time in more than 30 years. On Thursday, Nvidia's board announced CEO Jensen Huang's abrupt resignation, ending the tenure of a leader who had overseen the chipmaker's rise to become one of the world's most valuable companies. Huang's ouster came after days of reports about his personal life. First, The New York Times reported that the Nvidia leader had a close relationship with someone US officials suspect to be a Chinese intelligence asset. On Sunday, Huang acknowledged having an affair, and Nvidia's board launched an investigation into whether Huang had been targeted by a foreign intelligence operation.

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