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Jensen Huang's exit from Nvidia has shifted the balance of the AI race, the Post argued .
Economists said Nvidia without Huang would be "a significant loss" and would put the AI boom under a microscope, Euronews reported .
Huang's exit, along with fears about an AI bubble and a financial crisis, was in focus on the last day of Web Summit, Euronews reported .
Nvidia was left out of the US delegation to the Apec CEO summit while Google was included, the Post reported, citing a source .
A probe into Nvidia was also in focus as Web Summit opened in Lisbon, Euronews reported .
A Chinese chipmaker says its new GPU matches Nvidia's H200 as the chip gap closes, the Post reported .
An AI deal with Nvidia was struck at an investment summit in October, Euronews reported .
The stakes are in what Huang's departure means for the company at the centre of the AI boom, which economists said would now face closer scrutiny .
What is known is that Huang has exited, that Nvidia was left out of the Apec delegation, and that economists expect the AI boom to face closer scrutiny .
What is not yet known is the circumstances of Huang's exit, which were not detailed in the reports available today .
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- South China Morning Post Single source
- Euronews Single source
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