Huang's exit leaves a funding gap for AI startups, investors and founders warn

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Nvidia invested tens of billions of dollars into AI startups during Jensen Huang's tenure as its leader. With Huang no longer at the helm, founders and venture capitalists say they expect that backing to shrink. Many anticipate smaller investment checks and lower company valuations as a result. The concern reflects how heavily the AI startup ecosystem has relied on Nvidia's capital and influence.

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