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Singtel says Nvidia CEO exit won't disrupt chip supplies
Singapore's telecommunications giant has assured investors and customers that Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia chief executive will have no material impact on chip procurement or business partnerships. Singtel pointed to its diversified supplier base to mitigate any potential supply chain risks.
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Singtel said it does not expect disruptions to its semiconductor supply chains following Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia, where he served as chief executive. The telco emphasized that its chip sourcing strategy relies on multiple suppliers, providing flexibility to navigate any potential delivery delays or operational changes at individual vendors.
The company's reassurance comes as Huang stepped down from his role at the chipmaker, which has become a critical player in the artificial intelligence infrastructure market. Singtel, which has been expanding its AI and cloud computing capabilities, has maintained strong relationships across the technology supply chain.
According to Singtel, the diversity of its supplier partnerships means it is well-positioned to manage any short-term uncertainties. The telco did not elaborate on specific alternative suppliers or the proportion of chips it sources from Nvidia, but indicated that contingency plans are in place.
The statement reflects broader industry confidence that Nvidia's operational stability and market position remain intact despite the leadership transition. Singtel's customers and stakeholders can expect continuity in service delivery and technology investments, the company said.