Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and the Troubling Rise of the Imperial CEO
Timothy Noah, writing in the New Republic, uses Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia's chief executive—over his affair with a customer's boss and alleged security lapses—to argue that tech bosses like Huang, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk amass so much power they become nearly impossible to fire. He calls Nvidia's governance "a nightmare," recounts Musk's contested trillion-dollar Tesla pay package and Zuckerberg's wealth-tax shakedown, and predicts Huang's departure won't sink a company holding around 80 percent of its market.
