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Fear not, Nvidians, the man who wrote the book on Nvidia says the company's success doesn't rely on Jensen Huang

Tae Kim, author of The Nvidia Way, thinks there are some promising alternatives to Huang.

Fear not, Nvidians, the man who wrote the book on Nvidia says the company's success doesn't rely on Jensen Huang

There is a credible voice in the Nvidia community who believes that the company does not rely on Jensen Huang for its success. Tae Kim, who wrote the authoritative book "The Nvidia Way," has changed his views since publishing it several years ago. He now believes that there are strong and excellent candidates for a replacement CEO who possess the necessary technical expertise, experience, customer relationships, and employee respect to lead Nvidia effectively.

Additionally, there is at least one external candidate with a successful track record outside the company, also offering the required skills. It seems that while Huang's influence may be considered unparalleled, the future of Nvidia might not be as dependent on him as some fear.

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