There are numerous people being considered for the next CEO of $NVDA, per Polymarket⁠.com. Currently, Colette Kress is in the lead. Numerous others like Ian Buck are being considered, as well

Unusual Whales, citing prediction market Polymarket, reports that several candidates are being considered as the next CEO of Nvidia, with CFO Colette Kress currently leading the market's odds and Ian Buck, Nvidia's head of hyperscale and HPC, among other names under consideration. The headline reflects prediction-market pricing rather than any announcement by Nvidia, so it carries no confirmed information about a succession decision. The main transmission channel for NVDA is governance and key-person risk: leadership transitions at a company with Nvidia's concentration in AI data-center spending can reprice expectations for strategy continuity, particularly around product roadmap and customer relationships. NVDA is the most directly exposed security, with the broader semiconductor and AI-infrastructure complex sensitive through correlation, while the named individuals are not separately tradable as equities. The next catalyst to watch is any formal communication from Nvidia's board or an 8-K filing, as well as Nvidia's next quarterly earnings report, which would be the natural venue for management commentary on continuity.

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