clockwire Search
LIVE
Met Office says Wales can expect snow, heavy rain and strong winds in coming weeks Bahrain's ministry of interior issues 'hazard' alert, urges citizens to stay calm Kia's domestic electrified vehicle sales top 300,000 units in 2026 Top tax accountant exam scorer admits to using AI to cheat Lindy Duncan takes sole possession of top spot at The Annika on LPGA Tour Protesters assure 'peaceful' march to PICC as ASEAN Summit starts Ditch butter for 1 simple ingredient to make mashed richer and tastier How to ensure that AI disruption doesn’t leave workers behind IND vs NZ fifth ODI: Yash Thakur to debut for India; New Zealand elects to bowl Japan-led probe finds 1,000 servers likely used for AI-driven cyberattacks Josh Whyle lands on IR 'A sad state of affairs': Sexist and racist abuse in NZ politics Hong Kong sending who’s who delegation of business leaders to Apec CEO Summit Chinese social media firms under fire as fake history spreads online Can Chinese AI companies curb cyber risks from open-weight models without losing their edge?
‹ Back to your news

MARKETS

Arm CEO Rene Haas approached by Nvidia to succeed Huang: report

Covered by 8 sources · 1 wire story + 2 independent reports First reported · updated

How each outlet tells it

Wire story (likely Reuters) · carried by Reuters, Business Recorder, Free Malaysia Today, The Korea Times, The Star, Gulf Times

Nvidia approached Arm CEO Haas to succeed Huang, FT reports

Carried by 6 outlets in 5 countries

  1. Reuters GB
  2. Business Recorder PK
  3. Free Malaysia Today MY
  4. The Korea Times KR
  5. The Star MY
  6. Gulf Times QA edited the headline

Business DayZA · private

Arm CEO Rene Haas approached by Nvidia to succeed Huang: report

Arm chief Rene Haas emerges as leading candidate after Jensen Huang’s sudden exit…

Read at Business Day

The Straits TimesSG

Nvidia approached Arm CEO Rene Haas to succeed Jensen Huang, report says

Haas spent seven formative years at Nvidia, rising to vice-president and general manager of its computing products business.

Read at The Straits Times