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Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom: The AI Stock Winners and Losers After Jensen Huang’s Ousting
英伟达、AMD、博通：黄仁勋被免职后的AI股票赢家与输家
Nvidia holders face the clearest cost here, since Jensen Huang's exit hit Nvidia while AMD and Broadcom gained, leaving investors to decide whether to rotate or hold.
Judgment
Nvidia’s board and interim CEO Colette Kress must decide by the November 17 earnings whether to reaffirm the $6.3 billion CoreWeave capacity commitment and related financing, accepting that a perceived pullback could deepen counterparty risk while holding may keep capital tied to a customer whose stock fell 7.49%.
Basis
Decrypt reports Nvidia fell 4.59% to $165.75 after Huang resigned; Colette Kress became interim CEO, and the board said it expects operations and customer commitments to continue without interruption. AMD rose 5.79% to $584.89 and Broadcom gained 5.65% to $364.73, while Nvidia-backed CoreWeave fell 7.49% to $56.22 after a 24.7% prior-day jump. The mechanism is not proof of lost customers: investors are repricing alternatives and counterparties because Nvidia is investor, supplier and customer to CoreWeave via a $2 billion January investment and a $6.3 billion capacity purchase agreement through April 2032. If Nvidia changes priorities, CoreWeave is exposed beyond ordinary chip purchases; Nvidia must manage partnerships, financing commitments and roadmap without Huang. Suppliers TSMC fell 1.15%, Micron lost 2.70%, and SK Hynix declined 3%, but the source cautions broader chip demand matters.
- Nvidiafell 4.59%
- AMDclimbed 5.79%
- Broadcomgaining 5.65%
- CoreWeavefalling 7.49%
Unclear The source does not say whether Nvidia’s board has set any conditions, timetable, or review process for the CoreWeave agreements, nor whether Kress has authority to alter them.
Next Watch Nvidia’s November 17 earnings call for any statement from Kress on the $6.3 billion CoreWeave capacity agreement and whether the board reaffirms it.