The Jensen Huang era comes to an end. Where is NVIDIA headed next?

An era often ends not because an industry suddenly disappears, but because it begins to enter a new phase.
Jensen Huang led NVIDIA for 33 years. From gaming graphics cards to data centers, from GPUs to AI infrastructure, he turned a chip company into a major force in the global technology industry.
Now, with him stepping down as CEO and leaving the board, NVIDIA must prove that it has grown from a founder-driven company into a truly mature global technology platform.
This is both a challenge and an opportunity for the company.
In the short term, the market needs to digest the uncertainty brought by the management change, so sharp stock price swings would not be surprising.
Over the medium to long term, what will truly determine its valuation remains AI computing demand, technological leadership, profit growth, the competitive landscape, and returns on capital.
I believe NVIDIA will not lose all its value just because one person leaves, but the premium once placed on trust in Jensen Huang’s personal leadership may need to be reassessed.
Investors should remember: legendary figures can build great companies, but only companies that continuously generate profits can support long-term valuations.
The Jensen Huang era has ended, but the AI era is far from over.
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