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Jensen Huang Didn’t Name His Own Replacement as One of Tech’s Most Powerful Women
Source: WIRED · Published
A recent WIRED investigation explored the complicated definition of “power” for women in the industry. Jensen Huang’s answers now appear to show his blind spots.
A recent WIRED investigation explored the complicated definition of “power” for women in the industry. Jensen Huang’s answers now appear to show his blind spots.
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