BUZZ - US stocks related to artificial intelligence plunge as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns
路透社2026/11/12 14:33Latest Updates
November 12 - ** As chip giant Nvidia NVDA.O CEO Jensen Huang resigns (link), AI-related U.S. stocks continued their declines in pre-market trading; CFO Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO
** Nvidia also appointed former Synopsys CEO and board member Harvey Jones as its first chairman of the board, while Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang will step down from the board
** Traders worry (link) that under new leadership, Nvidia (NVDA) might abandon its strategy of financing for data centers
Chips
** NVDA shares fell 10.5%, making it one of the biggest losers in the sector
** If the downturn continues, this would be the company’s biggest single-day drop since January 2025
** Marvell (MRVL.O), Applied Materials (AMAT.O), and Intel (INTC.O) declined between 3% and 5.6%
** Micron (MU.O) dropped 5.9%, Western Digital (WDC.O) and SanDisk (SNDK.O) fell between 5% and 8.6%
NEOCLOUDS
** CoreWeave CRWV.O fell 14.5%, after Bloomberg reported (link) the company plans to raise at least $4 billion through the issuance of high-grade bonds
** Peer company IREN IREN.O dropped 8.3%, while Nebius NBIS.O plummeted 20.3% as its fiscal year revenue forecast fell short of analyst expectations
Data Center Operators
** Core Scientific CORZ.O fell 5.3%, Applied Digital APLD.O dropped 7.3%, and Hut 8 Corp HUT.O declined 6.1%
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