Jensen Huang Reportedly Called Nvidia's Interim CEO Colette Kress 'Deer in the Headlights'

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Nvidia's interim CEO, Colette Kress, was reportedly described as "a deer in the headlights" by co-founder Jensen Huang during an internal company meeting in August. The remark has drawn attention to the relationship between the two executives. Kress had also raised questions about some of Nvidia's large financial deals before she assumed the interim leadership role. The report, attributed to NDTV's source coverage, does not detail the exact context of the comment beyond the meeting itself. Nvidia has not been quoted in the report addressing the remark.

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