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Huang's Exit Spurs Korea's GPU Supply Checks
Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO has prompted South Korea to assess its AI chip supply chain. The government convened an emergency meeting on Friday to discuss the ramifications for the country's AI industry, according to KBS World. Business Korea reports that the exit has sent ripples through the AI semiconductor sector, including Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, and has put Hyundai Motor Group's autonomous driving strategy at a critical juncture. Korean investors are rattled, as Nvidia is the second-most-held U.S. stock among Korean investors, and shares are falling, the Korea Times reports. Seoul shares traded up late Friday morning, opening 2.05 percent higher, as investors absorbed the news. The scandal also raises doubts about China's access to Nvidia chips, with US House Speaker Mike Johnson citing growing consensus in Congress on limiting exports.
- Gov’t Convenes Emergency Meeting to Discuss Ramifications of Jensen Huang’s Resignation
- Huang’s Exit Puts South Korea’s Chip Industry at a Crossroads
- Huang’s Exit Puts Hyundai Motor Group’s Dual-Track Autonomous Driving Strategy to the Test
- [COVER STORY] Jensen Huang scandal rattles Korean investors in Nvidia
- Seoul shares trade up late Friday morning after Nvidia leadership turmoil
- China's access to Nvidia chips in doubt as curbs gain traction in US Congress
