According to Trump's Truth Social post on Thursday (November 12), Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned after violating company conduct policies, with CFO Colette Kress assuming interim leadership. Hours later, Trump publicly suggested Apple's former CEO Tim Cook as Huang's successor, calling him "the only one" qualified to replace "a legendary person." Cook led Apple for 15 years before stepping down September 1 and currently serves as executive chairman. However, analysts estimate the probability of Cook joining Nvidia as nearly zero. River Wealth Advisors' Ed O'Gorman noted that while Apple and Nvidia businesses differ fundamentally—Apple in consumer tech, Nvidia in semiconductor manufacturing—Cook's cautious approach to AI at Apple contrasts with Nvidia's risk-taking engineering culture, making a transition unlikely.

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