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After 黄仁勋 Steps Down as CEO, Nvidia's Market Cap Falls Below $4 Trillion

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IT Home flash update, November 12: after 黄仁勋 resigned, Nvidia's market cap fell below $4 trillion (IT Home note: roughly 26.74 trillion yuan at the current exchange rate).

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After 黄仁勋 Resigns as CEO, Nvidia Loses $4 Trillion Market Cap

IT之家, November 12 — After 黄仁勋 resigned as CEO, Nvidia lost its $4 trillion market cap (IT之家 note: roughly 26.74 trillion yuan at current exchange rates).

Earlier, Nvidia shares plunged as much as 14%, wiping out nearly $600 billion in market value (roughly 4.01 trillion yuan at current exchange rates). As of IT之家's publication, the decline had narrowed to 7.51%.

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