Newsweek Pickup · Invezz via TradingView · November 12, 2026

Jay Aldebert in Invezz

Invezz, in a Spanish-language article on TradingView, reports Jay Aldebert’s Newsweek view on how Nvidia should be led after Jensen Huang.

1 article · Newsweek pickup, in Spanish

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Jay Aldebert, directivo de International Services Inc., dijo a Newsweek el martes que Nvidia debería evitar buscar otra figura con perfil de fundador. Sostuvo que, en su lugar, las responsabilidades deberían repartirse entre un equipo directivo más sólido, reduciendo la dependencia de un solo ejecutivo.

Invezz’s own Spanish text, paraphrasing Jay Aldebert’s interview with Newsweek

Our translation: Jay Aldebert, an executive at International Services Inc., told Newsweek on Tuesday that Nvidia should avoid looking for another founder-style figure. He argued that responsibilities should instead be spread across a stronger leadership team, reducing dependence on a single executive.

Invezz paraphrases Jay’s point. It does not quote him directly. Jay Aldebert is Chief Growth Officer at International Services Inc. The article was written while Nvidia’s board was weighing Huang’s future. Nvidia announced his resignation on November 12, 2026.

This is a pickup of Jay’s Newsweek interview, not a separate interview with Invezz. Original interview: Newsweek. See Jay’s Newsweek entry.

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