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Colette Kress pushed back on the backstop Jensen Huang championed, at a company that has poured over $100 billion into customers and suppliers.
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Exclusive: As Nvidia's finance chief, Colette Kress pushed back on a proposed $250 billion credit backstop for OpenAI that Jensen Huang had championed. Now she's interim CEO of a company that has poured more than $100 billion into its customers and supply partners. Full story:Read original on X
Nvidia's finance chief opposed $250 billion OpenAI credit backstop
Nvidia's finance chief opposed $250 billion OpenAI credit backstop
Nvidia's finance chief opposed $250 billion OpenAI credit backstop
Nvidia's finance chief opposed $250 billion OpenAI credit backstop
Nvidia's finance chief opposed $250 billion OpenAI credit backstop
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The round also drew companies pitched as a major source of black-market Nvidia chips.
The move would stop Chinese AI firms from reaching restricted Nvidia chips through overseas data centers.
Investors Brad Gerstner and Gavin Baker are asking the board to consider Huang's return, adding pressure on its leadership decision.
The relationship, which began when Jensen Huang cold-called TSMC's Morris Chang, has covered hundreds of billions in deals.