Nvidia's AI Empire Embracing Even Competitors, Jensen Huang Scandal on Trial
Published2026.11.10 01:42Nvidia unveiled a blueprint for an AI infrastructure empire that absorbs even competitors into its ecosystem at Seoul AI Day 2026. The core strategy was a platform approach connecting beyond GPUs to data centers, AI agents, robots, and autonomous vehicles. However, market attention focused on controversies surrounding CEO Jensen Huang rather than technological innovation. If Nvidia is genuinely evolving into a true platform company, it must overcome founder risk. This controversy is not merely a CEO scandal—it has become a test of whether Nvidia's competitiveness lies in one person's charisma or whether it has already established itself as a massive system.
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