ARM’s CEO SaYS he Learned Vision and Speed ​​from Nvidia’s Jensen Huang

ARM CEO rene haas Said At Nvidia, He Saw Up Close How Bold Leadership Decisions Can Change a Company’s Trajectory.

The CEO of the $ 150 Billion Chip Design Firm Spoke About His Seven Years at Nvidia Working on Computing Products at the All-In Summit 2025 in September, in a Conversation Posted wednesday.

Haas Said he saw Jensen Huang Built the Company by Taking Bold Risks and Pivoting Quickly.

Haas Said Huang Changed Strategy at an Off-Site Meant to Review Business Roadmaps. “We’re abolishing this product line. We’re Going to Move 2,000 Engineers off of Project x onto Project y,” Said Haas, Adding that the Company Had About 6,000 People at Time.

That abrupt shift – away from Making Support Chips for Intel’s Processors – Decision prove. Instead of Trying to Keep Up With Intel in PCS, Huang Redirected Thousands of Engineers to Focus on ARM-Based Designs and Graphics Chips. That Move reshaped the Company’s Future, Said Haas, Who Left Nvidia in 2013 to Join ARM.

“You have this amazing set of Characteristics of Vision, Speed, Fearlessness, Taching Risk, and an Ability to Pivot Very, Very Fast,” Haas Said of Huang, Adding that Has “Learned So Much” from Working with Him.

NVIDIA IS ONE OF ARM’S FLAGSHIP CUSTOMERS-ITS LATEST AI COMBINE ARM-BASED CPUS WITH ITS OWN POWERFUL GPUS.

IN 2020, NVIDIA TRIED TO ACQUIRE ARM IN A $ 40 BILLION DEAL THAT FEll Through Because of Regulatory Hurdles. Haas Told Business Insider in 2022 that Arm Wasn’t Dwelling on the Failed Sale and Was Instead Focused on Expanding in Industries Like Cloud, Networking, Automotive, and The Internet of Things.

“I’m Not Going to Say Jensen is My Competitor Today,” Haas Said at the All-In Summit.

But we are asced if arm might mighty make Its Own Chips and Go Head-to-Head with Nvidia, He Added: “I’m Not Going to Say to Today, But Could We Do?

Arm and a nvidia spokesperson declined to comment.