Jensen Huang’s net worth has soared to over $180 billion, placing him ahead of tech giants like Steve Ballmer and Michael Dell, following Nvidia’s historic rise to a $5 trillion market valuation. (Image: X)
Nvidia, co-founded by Jensen Huang in 1993, has become the cornerstone of the AI revolution. Its cutting-edge chips—like the H100 and Blackwell processors—power everything from ChatGPT to Elon Musk’s xAI, making it indispensable in the tech ecosystem. On October 29, 2025, Nvidia’s stock surged over 5.6% to $212.19, pushing its market cap past the $5 trillion mark. (File Photo)
This milestone makes Nvidia the first company in history to reach a $5 trillion valuation, outpacing even tech behemoths like Apple and Microsoft in momentum. (File Photo)
Jensen Huang owns approximately 3.5% of Nvidia, which translates to over 859 million shares. As Nvidia’s stock price climbed, his net worth jumped by $7.6 billion in a single day, reaching $182 billion according to Forbes’ Real-Time Billionaires Index. (File Photo)
Born in Taiwan and raised in the U.S., Huang’s journey is a classic immigrant success story. He founded Nvidia with a vision to revolutionize graphics processing, but under his leadership, the company pivoted toward AI and data centers, becoming the backbone of modern computing. (File Photo)
Known for his charismatic presentations and signature leather jacket, Huang has become a cult figure in Silicon Valley. He’s also praised for his strategic foresight, having bet on AI long before it became mainstream. (File Photo)
Huang’s rise reflects the explosive growth of AI and its central role in shaping the future. Nvidia’s dominance in supplying chips for machine learning, autonomous vehicles, and cloud computing has made it the most influential stock in the current bull market. As AI continues to evolve, Huang’s leadership and Nvidia’s innovation are expected to remain pivotal in driving the next wave of technological transformation. (File Photo)
