GoKawiilAMD, Broadcom, TSMC shares surge amid Nvidia leadership turmoil
Nvidia's stock has fallen 11% this week following Jensen Huang's resignation amid revelations of personal affairs, one involving a woman reportedly linked to Chinese intelligence. Rival chipmakers AMD and Broadcom have jumped 30% and 24% respectively, while manufacturing partner TSMC has gained 11%, as investors rotate capital away from Nvidia.
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Analysts including Mark Franklin of Manulife and Farzin Azam of Mizuho Americas suggest investors view the leadership vacuum as an opportunity for competitors to narrow Nvidia's technological lead in AI chips. This could indicate markets see Nvidia's dominance as partly tied to its management rather than purely technical superiority, though whether rivals can sustain gains once Nvidia's leadership stabilizes remains uncertain.
- Nvidia shares dropped 11% this week following Huang's resignation over personal scandals.
- AMD and Broadcom shares rose 30% and 24% respectively as investors rotated into rivals.
- TSMC gained 11%, seen as a safer bet regardless of which AI chip designer ultimately benefits.
Source: cnbc.com — Lee Ying Shan, 2026-11-13
Published there as: “As Nvidia reels from Huang's affairs, who stands to gain?”
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