Jensen Huang
$91.3B
Born
Feb 17, 1963
Age
62
Source of Wealth
Semiconductors
Residence
Los Altos, California
Citizenship
United States
Marital Status
Married
Children
0
Education
Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Oregon State University; Master of Science in Engineering, Stanford University
- Jensen Huang cofounded graphics-chip maker Nvidia in 1993 and has served as its CEO and president ever since.
- Huang owns approximately 3% of Nvidia, which he took public in 1999.
- Born in Taiwan, Huang moved to Thailand as a child, but his family sent him and his brother to the U.S as civil unrest mounted in the Asian nation.
- Under Huang, Nvidia's GPUs became dominant first in computer gaming and now in AI, propelling the company's market cap past $3 trillion in 2024.
- He's given Stanford $30 million for an engineering center and, in 2022, gave $50 million to Oregon State University for a namesake research center.
- Shortly after arriving in the U.S., Huang was sent to a boarding school in rural Kentucky for troubled youth by his aunt and uncle, who mistook it for a prep school.
- At boarding school, Huang was assigned to clean the boys' bathroom every day after class, while his brother worked on the tobacco farm.
- Huang also worked as a waiter at Denny's, which he says helped him overcome his shyness.
| Exchange | Ticker | Company Name | Number Of Shares | Share Price | Currency Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NASDAQ | NVDA-US | Nvidia | 860,882,121 | 98.89 | USD |
| NASDAQ | NVDA-US | Nvidia | 0 | 98.89 | USD |
| NASDAQ | NVDA-US | Nvidia | 0 | 98.89 | USD |
| NASDAQ | NVDA-US | Nvidia | 0 | 98.89 | USD |