Michael Burry on Nvidia board: picking Kress signals she's clean, but reveals a bench problem
PAstynome · x · 2026-11-13
- Michael Burry argues Nvidia's board wouldn't have elevated Colette Kress mid-crisis if it believed she was complicit; those working with her presumably consider her beyond reproach.
- But he flags a deeper concern: the board couldn't promote anyone internally with sufficient operating experience.
- Context from TechCrunch/Axios reporting: Jensen reportedly had up to 60 direct reports and delegated little.
Related event: Nvidia's CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO draws mixed reactions(2 posts)→
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