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November 12, 2026; 11am: Squawk on the Street tracks NVIDIA’s market reaction after Jensen Huang’s resignation, with analysts and authors weighing the leadership vacuum, AI-chip competition, China export controls and Washington scrutiny. The hour’s key takeaway: NVIDIA remains central to the AI ecosystem, but its succession, geopolitical risk and policy exposure are now major market variables.
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