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Trump Says Jensen Huang Is 'Going Through Hell' After Nvidia Exit—Touts Tim Cook As Replacement Again

Forbes BusinessBy Siladitya Ray, Forbes Staff

11/13/2026, 6:41:38 AM

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Trump said the billionaire Nvidia co-founder called him to express regret about the scandal's impact on his family.

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Trump Says Jensen Huang Is 'Going Through Hell' After Nvidia Exit—Touts Tim Cook As Replacement Again.
Trump said the billionaire Nvidia co-founder called him to express regret about the scandal's impact on his family.
Trump said the billionaire Nvidia co-founder called him to express regret about the scandal's impact on his family.

Trump said the billionaire Nvidia co-founder called him to express regret about the scandal's impact on his family.

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