Israeli VCs see openings as Nvidia faces leadership turmoil
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Israeli venture capitalists say Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO could create room for challengers in AI chips and inference software, but they caution that a leadership change alone will not win those challengers business. The comments come as Nvidia's leadership turmoil draws attention to its large Israeli footprint: the company employs 6,000 people in Israel and built its largest R&D site outside the U.S. there after its $6.9 billion acquisition of Mellanox.
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Israeli VCs say Jensen Huang’s resignation as Nvidia CEO could open room for AI chip and inference software challengers, though a leadership change alone won’t win them business. Nvidia employs 6,000 people in Israel and built its largest R&D site outside the U.S. there after the $6.9 billion Mellanox acquisition.
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