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President Trump says Apple’s Tim Cook is the only man to replace Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO

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President Donald Trump has said that retired Apple CEO Tim Cook should replace Jensen Huang as the CEO of Nvidia, just hours after it was announced that the latter had resigned in the wake of a…

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