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Patrick McGee on Johny Srouji and Nvidia

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Patrick McGee argues that Johny Srouji, Apple's hardware chief, would likely accept a role at Nvidia despite Nvidia's recent leadership changes, citing Srouji's loyalty to Apple and his long-standing focus on chip design. McGee notes Nvidia's board is considering replacing CEO Jensen Huang, who has a $4 trillion market cap, while Srouji has avoided Nvidia's export control violations. The article suggests Srouji might be a trusted hardware lieutenant, but the author admits uncertainty about his specific Nvidia interest.

Key points

• Apple hardware chief Johny Srouji would likely accept a role at Nvidia despite Nvidia's recent leadership changes, as he has long wanted chip designs to dictate Apple product launches.
• Nvidia's board is considering replacing CEO Jensen Huang, who has a $4 trillion market cap, while Srouji has avoided Nvidia's export control violations to China.

Context

Patrick McGee, Apple's hardware chief, responds to Semafor's reporting that Nvidia is considering Johny Srouji. He argues Srouji would accept the role and would not be an upgrade from Apple's CHO position, noting Nvidia's board is considering replacing CEO Jensen Huang with a $4 trillion market cap.

Limitations

McGee admits uncertainty about Srouji's specific interest in Nvidia, noting he has no personal read on him like he does other Apple leaders. The article does not confirm if Srouji would actually take the Nvidia gig or if the board's consideration is merely a rumor.

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