IT News on November 12th: According to Reuters, Siemens CEO Bole Ren ( Roland Busch ) stated that regardless of NVIDIA's final decision regarding the fate of its founder and CEO Jensen Huang (Jensen Huang), Siemens will continue to cooperate with this AI chip giant.

Previously, there were reports that Jensen Huang was involved in two extramarital affairs. In the face of these controversies, NVIDIA's board of directors is considering whether to remove Jensen Huang from his CEO position.

IT noticed that after Siemens announced its fourth-quarter results, Bo Le Ren said in an interview with reporters: "We are talking about a fairly large enterprise with a huge team. Therefore, the projects we are advancing will not stop due to any changes within NVIDIA."

Bole Ren emphasized that the cooperation between Siemens and NVIDIA, a globally leading AI chip supplier, including the projects jointly carried out by both parties, does not depend on Jensen Huang's ultimate decision to stay or leave.

He said, "I think that currently, there is too much attention focused on one particular person from the outside world. Of course, this is also a result of the extensive reporting and hype by the media."

Bo Le Ren also said, "NVIDIA's employees are working side by side with our team, and we have multiple collaboration projects together. To be honest, I don't see how the current turmoil will have any impact on our cooperation. This is a partnership between two companies."

Bole Ren's statement also highlights Siemens' perspective on the cooperative relationship between the two parties: long-term cooperation between companies is built on teams, technology, and joint projects, rather than relying on a single executive. Even if there are changes in NVIDIA's management in the future, the existing cooperation between the two parties will continue to progress.