Brian Sozzi spends the morning on the thing Nvidia has never published: who runs it next. About 60 people report directly to Huang, he famously holds no one-on-ones, and every name on the leadership page is an executive vice president. In a normal public company the president title is how a board signals a successor, and Nvidia has never used it. Sozzi’s own bet is the finance chief.
He also flags a story he thinks the market has not priced. Apple has cut its engineers’ daily AI spending caps, and he argues that pushback on what AI tools cost inside big companies is missing from the 2027 and 2028 earnings estimates. Dan Niles joins to argue the opposite case on Nvidia.
Featuring
Dan Niles, Founder and Portfolio Manager, Niles Investment Management
Timestamps
0:00 Demis Hassabis on the one-person company
1:18 Why Sozzi calls this Nvidia’s first real crisis
3:54 What Nvidia has never put in a proxy statement
5:05 Sixty direct reports, and every one of them a vice president
7:18 The pushback on AI pricing inside big companies
9:42 Lisa Su on the adoption curve nobody planned for
11:33 Dan Niles on whether the board forces a successor
14:35 How much data center capacity he says is now at risk
16:30 What Cisco was trading at in 2000
17:34 The companies he thinks go to zero
20:12 The rallies that happen on the way down
21:20 Why he does not think this is the top
23:06 The Last Word on celebrity chief executives
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