[Arm CEO Rene Haas's Probability of Succeeding Nvidia CEO Rises to 36%, Becoming the Top Favorite] According to BlockBeats, on November 14th, the latest data from the prediction market platform Predict.fun shows that in the "Next Nvidia CEO" prediction market, Arm CEO Rene Haas has overtaken Nvidia's Vice President of High-Performance Computing, Ian Buck, with a 36% probability, taking the top spot. Ian Buck ranks second with 26%, and Nvidia's interim CEO and CFO, Colette Kress, ranks third with 13%. Previously, the Financial Times, citing sources familiar with the matter, reported that Nvidia's board of directors had contacted Rene Haas, CEO of SoftBank-owned UK chip design company Arm, when searching for a formal successor to Jensen Huang. Haas is one of several potential candidates, but it is currently uncertain whether Nvidia will formally extend an offer, or whether Haas will accept. Arm declined to comment, and Nvidia did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Haas previously worked at Nvidia for approximately seven years, serving as Vice President and General Manager of the Computing Products Business Unit. According to sources, even more than a decade after leaving Nvidia, he maintains a good relationship with Jensen Huang and some Nvidia board members. Haas joined Arm in 2013, where he was responsible for global sales and marketing before becoming President of the IP Products Group. He has served as Arm CEO and a board member since February 2022. According to contractual rules, the interim CEO appointment does not count towards the settlement; if Nvidia does not announce a formal successor by 11:59 PM ET on December 31, 2028, the "no change" option will prevail, which does not necessarily mean that Jensen Huang will remain in his position or return.