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Jensen Huang's outsized role at Nvidia is raised as a potential risk

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An Economic Times opinion piece argues that Nvidia's chief executive, Jensen Huang, has become so central to the company that he is bigger than the firm itself. The article suggests this dependence on one individual poses a problem for the company's governance and long-term stability. Because the source text provided was only a placeholder, the specific supporting details and examples from the original piece could not be verified. The summary is therefore limited to the core thesis indicated by the headline.

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