Jensen Huang’s Nvidia exit shakes European tech
Jensen Huang, co-founder of Nvidia and a prominent advocate for the AI industry, has announced his departure as chief executive of the US chipmaker. This move has left Europe's tech ecosystem concerned about the loss of one of its most significant supporters. Maya Dharampal-Hornby, a reporter focusing on UK tech for Sifted and producer of Startup Europe — The Sifted Podcast, provides insight into the impact of this change.
Anne Sraders, a senior reporter at Sifted based in Berlin, covers the venture capital industry and deeptech startups. Martin Coulter, Sifted's news editor based in London, reports on European venture capital trends, new funds, personnel changes, and industry gossip.
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