> there's more they know that we don't
They know that media and politicians were asking for his head, and that it was riskier for their own asses to resist than to concede. It's that simple.
> riskier for their own asses to resist than to concede.
I dunno, I bet the stocks would recover from the affair in less than a month. That they will recover from losing Huang as the CEO is less certain.
Exactly my thoughts. You put a typical corporate type ahead of NVIDIA and we'd manage to see AMD get ahead of them in datacenters.