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Finance chief Colette Kress will take interim charge as the search for a successor begins; Tuesday’s earnings report remains scheduled
Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidia’s chief executive, with chief financial officer Colette Kress set to take over on an interim basis while the company searches for his replacement.
Kress’s appointment provides temporary leadership rather than settling who will lead Nvidia permanently. No timetable for that decision or reason for Huang’s departure has been specified.
Nvidia remains scheduled to report its earnings on Tuesday despite the leadership change.
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