GoKawiilAnalysts say Nvidia leadership change won't disrupt Samsung, TSMC supply ties near-term
South Korean brokerage Daol Investment & Securities said Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia is unlikely to immediately affect semiconductor suppliers like Samsung Electronics and TSMC. Analysts Nam Dae-jong and Kim Yeon-mi noted that Nvidia's foundry partnerships with both companies are expected to continue largely unchanged in the near term.
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The analysts' comments suggest markets are more concerned about Nvidia's longer-term product roadmap and ecosystem coordination than any immediate supply chain fallout, which could ease short-term investor anxiety around Asian chip stocks. Their flagged uncertainty over medium- to long-term strategy implies that questions about Nvidia's innovation pace and partner relationships under new leadership remain unresolved and could shape future decisions by Samsung and TSMC.
- Daol analysts see no near-term disruption to Nvidia's Asian chip supply chain after Huang's exit.
- Nvidia's foundry ties with TSMC and Samsung, including 4-nanometer work, are expected to persist.
- Longer-term uncertainty remains over Nvidia's product roadmap and partner coordination under new leadership.
Source: cnbc.com — Jenny Lee, 2026-11-13
Published there as: “Nvidia without Jensen Huang. What lies ahead for Asian chipmakers?”
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