The Economist runs 'Jensen Huang must go' series; KOL calls it tabloid
kevinnbass · x · 2026-11-13
The Economist published a barrage of pieces targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: claiming his 'affair' could become the focus of Democratic corruption inquiries in Washington, running the headline 'Jensen Huang must go,' and speculating that successor Collette Kress faces the hardest job in tech. KOL kevinnbass shared the screenshots, calling the magazine 'a salacious tabloid' and 'an absolute disgrace.' The allegations stem from opinion-heavy reporting, so treat with caution.
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