Changes in US stocks | NVDA.US (NVDA.US)'s pre-market decline extended to 2%, US media headhunters may have begun searching for potential CEOs

The Zhitong Finance App learned that on Tuesday, Nvidia (NVDA.US)'s pre-market decline extended to 2%. Previously, it had risen 2% and is now reported at $175.37. Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun broke out in a “cheating” scandal. The market is concerned about the chip giant's successor arrangement. According to an analytical article, headhunters may have begun searching for candidates in the industry. Potential candidates include major figures such as Su Zifeng, CEO of AMD.US (AMD.US), and Rene Haas (Rene Haas), CEO of chip design company Arm Holdings (ARM.US).

Morningstar said that if Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon leaves his job, it may trigger a chain reaction in the entire artificial intelligence (AI) industry, dragging down AI transactions and financing activities. Brian Colello, senior equity analyst at Morningstar, wrote in a report on Monday: “We have always believed that Nvidia and Wong In-hoon are at the heart of the AI ecosystem. “His departure could lead to reduced trading activity and financing in the AI sector, increased regulation, and a stronger political backlash surrounding artificial intelligence.” He added that Nvidia's investigation into Hwang In-hoon “may result” in the CEO's departure.