Huang Renxun’s resignation set off a domino effect! A billionaire with a net worth of RMB 400 billion was the first to rebel. He shouted, "I will no longer invest in Huida."

News of the resignation of NVIDIA founder Jensen Huang has attracted attention in the technology and investment circles. Leo KoGuan, a Singaporean tycoon who has long been optimistic about Huida and has a net worth of more than 430 billion yuan, said that he will stop further investment in Huida in the future. He bluntly said, "Without Huang Renxun, there will be no further investment." He even revealed that he has invested approximately US$1.3 billion.

"Forbes" reported that on the 15th, Liao Kaiyuan posted multiple posts on the social platform X to discuss Huang Renxun's resignation. He said that Huida's development prospects have not changed, but he will reduce the funds he originally planned to invest in Huida. Liao Kaiyuan also mentioned that he hopes to invest in companies founded or acquired by Huang Renxun in the future, especially companies related to the concept of "Super Intelligence".

Liao Kaiyuan later told Bloomberg that without Huang Renxun, he would not invest further in Huida, and revealed that he had invested approximately US$1.3 billion (approximately NT$42.6 billion). He also questioned why Huida decided to part ways with Huang Jen-Hsun, saying this decision was incomprehensible.

Liao Kaiyuan used Apple founder Steve Jobs as an example and pointed out that if Apple fired Jobs due to similar mistakes after launching the iPhone and iPad, such a decision would be equally unimaginable. He even believes that the chips created by Huang Renxun are 10 times more important than the two products of iPhone and iPad combined.

He even raised questions in the post, believing that unless there is a larger and more deadly conspiracy behind it, Huida's decision to part ways with Huang Renxun is really puzzling. However, Liao Kaiyuan did not provide any evidence to support this speculation.

Earlier this year, Liao Kai originally announced that he would buy Huida shares, which was worth approximately US$180 million (approximately NT$5.9 billion) based on the stock price at that time. At that time, he also publicly stated that he planned to continue buying Huida shares and emphasized, "I am convinced that AI is not a bubble, and this is just the beginning."