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With a market capitalization of US$4.4 trillion, Nvidia is now the world’s largest company. And of course, its CEO Jensen Huang’s every move is watched closely. That includes his family matters. Even though it’s quite common for American tech tycoons to not let their children get involved in their business, Huang’s family is different. Both his children work for Nvidia, earning annual salaries that exceed NT$10 million. Spencer and Madison Huang both worked in the hospitality industry once, but they later joined their dad’s company after studying AI. Let’s hear more.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has led his company to be the world’s largest in terms of market capitalization, which now stands at US$4.4 trillion. There has been speculation that employing his two children at Nvidia may be Huang’s way of making deployments for the future.

Jensen Huang’s son, Spencer Huang, once ran a bar in Taipei. He later studied AI at MIT and obtained a Masters of Business Administration from New York University. He then went on to work for three years as a robotics product line manager, with an estimated annual salary of up to US$530,000 or approximately NT$15.96 million.

Jensen Huang came to Taiwan amid fanfare during Computex in May. His son networked with manufacturers cooperating with Nvidia. Huang’s daughter, Madison Huang was also busy.

Madison Huang joined Nvidia before her brother. Over the past five years, she rose from being an intern to senior product marketing director in Nvidia Omniverse and Robotics earning an estimated annual salary of up to US$1.1 million or approximately NT$33.14 million. Colleagues describe her as having a vibrant personality and being a workaholic, often replying to emails within seconds. She often accompanies Jensen Huang to business events and attends dinners with top TSMC executives.

Madison Huang was originally interested in the restaurant industry and studied baking and wine at Le Cordon Bleu. After four years of work at luxury group LVMH, she furthered her studies in AI and data science and switched careers. Experts believe that Jensen Huang’s 3.5% stake in the company means that even if his children inherit the company, their decision-making power will be limited. Breaking with the usual practice in Silicon Valley of not letting children inherit their parent’s business, Jensen Huang has not shied away from this, and his children are active in his company.

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