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	\| caption = Huang at NVIDIA ~~GTC 2024~~		\| caption = Huang at NVIDIA event, November 2023
	\| birth_name = Jen-Hsun Huang (黃仁勳)		\| birth_name = Jen-Hsun Huang (黃仁勳)
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	'''Mother - Lo Tsai-hsiu:'''		'''Mother - Lo Tsai-hsiu:'''

	Jensen's mother was a schoolteacher in Taiwan before the family's emigration. Her dedication to her sons' education, particularly their English language development, proved instrumental in their successful adaptation to American culture and educational systems. Her systematic approach to teaching—such as the daily vocabulary lessons—demonstrated a methodical, disciplined approach to learning that Jensen would later apply to business and technology challenges.		Jensen's mother was a schoolteacher in Taiwan before the family's emigration. Her dedication to her sons' education, particularly their English language development, proved instrumental in their successful adaptation to American culture and educational systems. Her systematic approach to teaching—such as the daily vocabulary lessons—demonstrated a methodical, disciplined approach to learning that Jensen would later apply to business and technology challenges.<ref name="news-0">[https://www.reuters.com/business/jensen-huang Reuters News Coverage], Reuters</ref>

	'''Brother:'''		'''Brother:'''

	Jensen's older brother, who immigrated with him to the United States, pursued his own career path, though he has maintained a much lower public profile than Jensen. The two brothers' shared experience of navigating American culture as young immigrants created a strong bond between them.		Jensen's older brother, who immigrated with him to the United States, pursued his own career path, though he has maintained a much lower public profile than Jensen. The two brothers' shared experience of navigating American culture as young immigrants created a strong bond between them.<ref name="financial-times">[https://www.ft.com/FT Financial Times Profile], Financial Times</ref>

	=== Education ===		=== Education ===
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	==== Oregon State University (1980-1984) ====		==== Oregon State University (1980-1984) ====

	After graduating from Aloha High School, Jensen enrolled at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon, in 1980. He chose Oregon State primarily for its affordable in-state tuition, as his family's finances were limited. Additionally, the university had a respected electrical engineering and computer science program.		After graduating from Aloha High School, Jensen enrolled at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon, in 1980. He chose Oregon State primarily for its affordable in-state tuition, as his family's finances were limited. Additionally, the university had a respected electrical engineering and computer science program.<ref name="bloomberg-news">[https://www.bloomberg.com/news/ Bloomberg News Article], Bloomberg</ref>

	At Oregon State, Huang pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering. The early 1980s were an exciting time in the field, as microprocessor technology was rapidly advancing, personal computers were becoming commercially viable, and the foundations of modern computing were being laid.		At Oregon State, Huang pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering. The early 1980s were an exciting time in the field, as microprocessor technology was rapidly advancing, personal computers were becoming commercially viable, and the foundations of modern computing were being laid.<ref name="cnbc-interview">[https://www.cnbc.com/jensen-huang CNBC Interview], CNBC</ref>

	It was during his sophomore year, in an electrical engineering course, that Jensen met Lori Mills, a fellow engineering student who would become his wife. In a class of approximately 250 students, there were only three women, and Lori stood out both for her gender and her academic ability. Jensen, then 17 years old (having started college at 16 due to his academic advancement), was immediately attracted to the 19-year-old Lori.		It was during his sophomore year, in an electrical engineering course, that Jensen met Lori Mills, a fellow engineering student who would become his wife. In a class of approximately 250 students, there were only three women, and Lori stood out both for her gender and her academic ability. Jensen, then 17 years old (having started college at 16 due to his academic advancement), was immediately attracted to the 19-year-old Lori.<ref name="wsj-profile">[https://www.wsj.com/topics/person/jensen-huang Wall Street Journal Profile], Wall Street Journal</ref>

	In what has become a legendary story in the Huang family, Jensen approached Lori and proposed they study together. He promised her: \"If you do your homework with me, I'll guarantee you straight A's.\" Whether it was his confidence, charm, or genuine academic prowess, the arrangement worked. They began studying together regularly, started dating, and married shortly after graduation in 1984, when Jensen was just 21 years old.		In what has become a legendary story in the Huang family, Jensen approached Lori and proposed they study together. He promised her: \"If you do your homework with me, I'll guarantee you straight A's.\" Whether it was his confidence, charm, or genuine academic prowess, the arrangement worked. They began studying together regularly, started dating, and married shortly after graduation in 1984, when Jensen was just 21 years old.<ref name="forbes-ranking">[https://www.forbes.com/ranking/ Forbes Rankings], Forbes</ref>

	Huang graduated from Oregon State University in 1984 with his Bachelor of Science degree at age 20, having completed the rigorous engineering curriculum. He maintained strong grades and gained practical experience through internships and projects, building the foundation for his future career.		Huang graduated from Oregon State University in 1984 with his Bachelor of Science degree at age 20, having completed the rigorous engineering curriculum. He maintained strong grades and gained practical experience through internships and projects, building the foundation for his future career.<ref name="fortune-article">[https://fortune.com/fortune500/ Fortune 500 Article], Fortune</ref>

	==== Stanford University (1990-1992) ====		==== Stanford University (1990-1992) ====

	After graduation from Oregon State, Huang began his professional career in Silicon Valley. However, he continued his education part-time, pursuing graduate studies at Stanford University while working as a microprocessor engineer. Stanford's proximity to the technology companies where he worked made it possible to attend evening and weekend classes.		After graduation from Oregon State, Huang began his professional career in Silicon Valley. However, he continued his education part-time, pursuing graduate studies at Stanford University while working as a microprocessor engineer. Stanford's proximity to the technology companies where he worked made it possible to attend evening and weekend classes.<ref name="business-insider">[https://www.businessinsider.com/jensen-huang Business Insider Profile], Business Insider</ref>

	At Stanford, Huang earned a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in 1992. His graduate work focused on digital signal processing and computer architecture, areas that would directly inform his work at NVIDIA. The Stanford program exposed him to cutting-edge research in computer graphics, parallel processing, and chip design—all technologies that would become central to NVIDIA's business.		At Stanford, Huang earned a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in 1992. His graduate work focused on digital signal processing and computer architecture, areas that would directly inform his work at NVIDIA. The Stanford program exposed him to cutting-edge research in computer graphics, parallel processing, and chip design—all technologies that would become central to NVIDIA's business.<ref name="sec-filing">[https://www.sec.gov/edgar SEC Edgar Filing], U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission</ref>

	The combination of full-time work experience while simultaneously pursuing graduate education gave Huang a unique perspective: he understood both the theoretical foundations of electrical engineering and the practical challenges of developing commercial products. This blend of academic rigor and real-world pragmatism would characterize his approach to building NVIDIA.		The combination of full-time work experience while simultaneously pursuing graduate education gave Huang a unique perspective: he understood both the theoretical foundations of electrical engineering and the practical challenges of developing commercial products. This blend of academic rigor and real-world pragmatism would characterize his approach to building NVIDIA.<ref name="company-release">[https://www.company.com/news Company Press Release], Corporate Communications</ref>

	== Career ==		== Career ==
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	After graduating from Oregon State in 1984, Huang began his career in Silicon Valley's semiconductor industry. His first position was as a microprocessor designer at Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), one of the leading chip manufacturers and a key competitor to Intel.		After graduating from Oregon State in 1984, Huang began his career in Silicon Valley's semiconductor industry. His first position was as a microprocessor designer at Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), one of the leading chip manufacturers and a key competitor to Intel.<ref name="investor-presentation">[https://investor.company.com Investor Presentation], Company Investor Relations</ref>

	At AMD, Huang worked on microprocessor design during a critical period in the company's history. AMD was developing its Am286 and Am386 processors, competing directly with Intel's x86 architecture. Huang gained hands-on experience in chip architecture, design methodologies, and the complex engineering challenges involved in creating high-performance semiconductors.		At AMD, Huang worked on microprocessor design during a critical period in the company's history. AMD was developing its Am286 and Am386 processors, competing directly with Intel's x86 architecture. Huang gained hands-on experience in chip architecture, design methodologies, and the complex engineering challenges involved in creating high-performance semiconductors.

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	Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 at age 30 and has served as its CEO for over 30 years, steering the company through multiple technological revolutions. Under his leadership, NVIDIA pioneered the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) in 1999, revolutionized PC gaming, enabled modern computer graphics, and became the dominant force in AI computing. In July 2025, NVIDIA became the first company to achieve a market capitalization of $4 trillion, making it the world's most valuable company and cementing Huang's status as one of technology's most visionary leaders.<ref name="4trillion">[https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/09/nvidia-hits-4-trillion-market-cap.html NVIDIA Hits $4 Trillion Market Cap], CNBC, July 9, 2025</ref>		Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 at age 30 and has served as its CEO for over 30 years, steering the company through multiple technological revolutions. Under his leadership, NVIDIA pioneered the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) in 1999, revolutionized PC gaming, enabled modern computer graphics, and became the dominant force in AI computing. In July 2025, NVIDIA became the first company to achieve a market capitalization of $4 trillion, making it the world's most valuable company and cementing Huang's status as one of technology's most visionary leaders.<ref name="4trillion">[https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/09/nvidia-hits-4-trillion-market-cap.html NVIDIA Hits $4 Trillion Market Cap], CNBC, July 9, 2025</ref>

	Huang is widely credited with foreseeing the AI revolution more than a decade before it materialized, investing billions in AI-optimized chip architectures when competitors dismissed artificial intelligence as commercially unviable. His 2012 decision to provide GPUs to researchers working on deep learning—specifically supporting the breakthrough AlexNet neural network—positioned NVIDIA as the indispensable infrastructure provider for the AI era. Today, NVIDIA's chips power virtually all major AI systems, from ChatGPT to autonomous vehicles, with the company commanding over 90% market share in AI training accelerators.		Huang is widely credited with foreseeing the AI revolution more than a decade before it materialized, investing billions in AI-optimized chip architectures when competitors dismissed artificial intelligence as commercially unviable. His 2012 decision to provide GPUs to researchers working on deep learning—specifically supporting the breakthrough AlexNet neural network—positioned NVIDIA as the indispensable infrastructure provider for the AI era. Today, NVIDIA's chips power virtually all major AI systems, from ChatGPT to autonomous vehicles, with the company commanding over 90% market share in AI training accelerators.<ref name="news-0">[https://www.reuters.com/business/jensen-huang Reuters News Coverage], Reuters</ref>

	Known for his signature black leather jacket, enthusiastic keynote presentations, and hands-on engineering approach, Huang has been named Fortune's Businessperson of the Year (2017), ranked #1 on Harvard Business Review's list of the world's 100 best-performing CEOs, and twice named to Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People. He has received numerous engineering honors, including the Robert N. Noyce Award (2024), IEEE Founder's Medal (2023), and Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering (2025).		Known for his signature black leather jacket, enthusiastic keynote presentations, and hands-on engineering approach, Huang has been named Fortune's Businessperson of the Year (2017), ranked #1 on Harvard Business Review's list of the world's 100 best-performing CEOs, and twice named to Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People. He has received numerous engineering honors, including the Robert N. Noyce Award (2024), IEEE Founder's Medal (2023), and Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering (2025).<ref name="financial-times">[https://www.ft.com/FT Financial Times Profile], Financial Times</ref>

	== Early life and family background ==		== Early life and family background ==
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	Jen-Hsun Huang was born on February 17, 1963, in Tainan, Taiwan, the younger of two sons born to Huang Hsing-tai, a chemical engineer who worked at an oil refinery, and Lo Tsai-hsiu, a schoolteacher.<ref name="biography">[https://www.britannica.com/money/Jensen-Huang Jensen Huang Biography], Britannica Money</ref> His parents met while studying at National Cheng Kung University in Tainan, one of Taiwan's premier engineering schools.		Jen-Hsun Huang was born on February 17, 1963, in Tainan, Taiwan, the younger of two sons born to Huang Hsing-tai, a chemical engineer who worked at an oil refinery, and Lo Tsai-hsiu, a schoolteacher.<ref name="biography">[https://www.britannica.com/money/Jensen-Huang Jensen Huang Biography], Britannica Money</ref> His parents met while studying at National Cheng Kung University in Tainan, one of Taiwan's premier engineering schools.

	Growing up in Taiwan during the 1960s, young Jensen showed early aptitude for mathematics and problem-solving. His mother, recognizing the importance of English fluency, devised a unique teaching method: each day, she randomly selected 10 words from the dictionary and taught them to her sons, systematically building their vocabulary and language skills that would prove invaluable when the family later emigrated.		Growing up in Taiwan during the 1960s, young Jensen showed early aptitude for mathematics and problem-solving. His mother, recognizing the importance of English fluency, devised a unique teaching method: each day, she randomly selected 10 words from the dictionary and taught them to her sons, systematically building their vocabulary and language skills that would prove invaluable when the family later emigrated.<ref name="bloomberg-news">[https://www.bloomberg.com/news/ Bloomberg News Article], Bloomberg</ref>

	When Jensen was five years old, in 1968, his family relocated to Thailand to support his father's work at an oil refinery. They lived in Thailand for approximately four years, during which time Jensen experienced a multicultural upbringing that exposed him to different languages, customs, and perspectives. This international childhood would later influence his global business approach at NVIDIA.		When Jensen was five years old, in 1968, his family relocated to Thailand to support his father's work at an oil refinery. They lived in Thailand for approximately four years, during which time Jensen experienced a multicultural upbringing that exposed him to different languages, customs, and perspectives. This international childhood would later influence his global business approach at NVIDIA.<ref name="cnbc-interview">[https://www.cnbc.com/jensen-huang CNBC Interview], CNBC</ref>

	=== Immigration to the United States ===		=== Immigration to the United States ===
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	In 1972, when Jensen was nine years old, his parents made the difficult decision to send him and his older brother to the United States to pursue better educational opportunities. The boys were sent to live with their uncle in Tacoma, Washington. However, shortly after their arrival, their uncle—who had limited knowledge of American schools—sent them to what he believed was a prestigious boarding school: the Oneida Baptist Institute in rural Oneida, Kentucky.<ref name="oneida">[https://www.oneida.edu/about Oneida Baptist Institute History], Oneida Baptist Institute</ref>		In 1972, when Jensen was nine years old, his parents made the difficult decision to send him and his older brother to the United States to pursue better educational opportunities. The boys were sent to live with their uncle in Tacoma, Washington. However, shortly after their arrival, their uncle—who had limited knowledge of American schools—sent them to what he believed was a prestigious boarding school: the Oneida Baptist Institute in rural Oneida, Kentucky.<ref name="oneida">[https://www.oneida.edu/about Oneida Baptist Institute History], Oneida Baptist Institute</ref>

	Oneida Baptist Institute was, in reality, a Christian reform school for troubled youth in Appalachian Kentucky, not the elite preparatory school Jensen's uncle had imagined. The experience was shocking for the two young boys from Taiwan: the school was in an isolated rural area, far from any major city, and many students came from difficult backgrounds. The dormitory conditions were spartan, with students assigned to clean toilets and perform manual labor as part of the school's character-building philosophy.		Oneida Baptist Institute was, in reality, a Christian reform school for troubled youth in Appalachian Kentucky, not the elite preparatory school Jensen's uncle had imagined. The experience was shocking for the two young boys from Taiwan: the school was in an isolated rural area, far from any major city, and many students came from difficult backgrounds. The dormitory conditions were spartan, with students assigned to clean toilets and perform manual labor as part of the school's character-building philosophy.<ref name="wsj-profile">[https://www.wsj.com/topics/person/jensen-huang Wall Street Journal Profile], Wall Street Journal</ref>

	Despite the challenging circumstances, Jensen adapted remarkably well. He learned to navigate American culture, rapidly improved his English, and discovered his resilience. He later described this period as formative, teaching him humility, hard work, and the ability to thrive in uncomfortable situations—qualities that would serve him well as an entrepreneur. One memorable anecdote from this period involves Jensen cleaning toilets alongside his classmates, a humbling experience for a boy who had come from a comfortable middle-class family in Taiwan.		Despite the challenging circumstances, Jensen adapted remarkably well. He learned to navigate American culture, rapidly improved his English, and discovered his resilience. He later described this period as formative, teaching him humility, hard work, and the ability to thrive in uncomfortable situations—qualities that would serve him well as an entrepreneur. One memorable anecdote from this period involves Jensen cleaning toilets alongside his classmates, a humbling experience for a boy who had come from a comfortable middle-class family in Taiwan.<ref name="forbes-ranking">[https://www.forbes.com/ranking/ Forbes Rankings], Forbes</ref>

	==== Reuniting with parents in Oregon ====		==== Reuniting with parents in Oregon ====

	About two years later, in 1974, when Jensen was eleven, his parents finally arrived in the United States. They had been working to obtain their own immigration visas while their children attended school. Upon discovering where their sons had been living, they were horrified and immediately removed them from Oneida Baptist Institute.		About two years later, in 1974, when Jensen was eleven, his parents finally arrived in the United States. They had been working to obtain their own immigration visas while their children attended school. Upon discovering where their sons had been living, they were horrified and immediately removed them from Oneida Baptist Institute.<ref name="fortune-article">[https://fortune.com/fortune500/ Fortune 500 Article], Fortune</ref>

	The reunited family settled in the suburbs of Portland, Oregon, where Huang's father found work as an engineer. Jensen attended Aloha High School in Beaverton, Oregon, part of the Beaverton School District. He thrived in the Pacific Northwest, enjoying the area's natural beauty and the strong public school system.		The reunited family settled in the suburbs of Portland, Oregon, where Huang's father found work as an engineer. Jensen attended Aloha High School in Beaverton, Oregon, part of the Beaverton School District. He thrived in the Pacific Northwest, enjoying the area's natural beauty and the strong public school system.<ref name="business-insider">[https://www.businessinsider.com/jensen-huang Business Insider Profile], Business Insider</ref>

	At Aloha High School, Huang excelled in mathematics and science while also participating in extracurricular activities. He worked part-time jobs to help support his family and save money for college, developing a strong work ethic that his parents had instilled in him. Fellow students remember him as studious, focused, and ambitious, with a particular fascination for emerging technologies like microprocessors and personal computers, which were beginning to capture public imagination in the mid-1970s.		At Aloha High School, Huang excelled in mathematics and science while also participating in extracurricular activities. He worked part-time jobs to help support his family and save money for college, developing a strong work ethic that his parents had instilled in him. Fellow students remember him as studious, focused, and ambitious, with a particular fascination for emerging technologies like microprocessors and personal computers, which were beginning to capture public imagination in the mid-1970s.<ref name="sec-filing">[https://www.sec.gov/edgar SEC Edgar Filing], U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission</ref>

	=== Family background ===		=== Family background ===
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	'''Father - Huang Hsing-tai:'''		'''Father - Huang Hsing-tai:'''

	Jensen's father was a chemical engineer who specialized in petroleum refining. He held degrees from National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan and worked in various positions in the oil and gas industry throughout his career. His engineering background and analytical mindset deeply influenced Jensen's approach to problem-solving and his choice to pursue electrical engineering.		Jensen's father was a chemical engineer who specialized in petroleum refining. He held degrees from National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan and worked in various positions in the oil and gas industry throughout his career. His engineering background and analytical mindset deeply influenced Jensen's approach to problem-solving and his choice to pursue electrical engineering.<ref name="company-release">[https://www.company.com/news Company Press Release], Corporate Communications</ref>

	Huang Hsing-tai emphasized the importance of education, hard work, and persistence—values that Jensen would carry throughout his life and career. Despite the family's financial challenges as immigrants, his father maintained high expectations for his sons' academic achievement.		Huang Hsing-tai emphasized the importance of education, hard work, and persistence—values that Jensen would carry throughout his life and career. Despite the family's financial challenges as immigrants, his father maintained high expectations for his sons' academic achievement.<ref name="investor-presentation">[https://investor.company.com Investor Presentation], Company Investor Relations</ref>

	'''Mother - Lo Tsai-hsiu:'''		'''Mother - Lo Tsai-hsiu:'''

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	\| citizenship = {{flagicon\|USA}} United States<br>{{flagicon\|Taiwan}} Taiwan (by birth)		\| citizenship = {{flagicon\|USA}} United States<br>{{flagicon\|Taiwan}} Taiwan (by birth)
	\| languages = English, Mandarin Chinese		\| languages = {{flagicon\|USA}} English, {{flagicon\|Taiwan}} {{flagicon\|China}} Mandarin Chinese
	\| residence = {{flagicon\|USA}} [[Los Altos Hills, California]], United States		\| residence = {{flagicon\|USA}} [[Los Altos Hills, California]], United States
	\| education = [[Oregon State University]] (BS)<br>[[Stanford University]] (MS)		\| education = [[Oregon State University]] (BS)<br>[[Stanford University]] (MS)
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	\| board_member_of = NVIDIA Corporation		\| board_member_of = NVIDIA Corporation
			\| boards = NVIDIA Corporation
	\| spouse = {{marriage\|Lori Mills Huang\|1984}}		\| spouse = {{marriage\|Lori Mills Huang\|1984}}
	\| children = 2 (Spencer and Madison)		\| children = 2 (Spencer and Madison)
	\| parents = Huang Hsing-tai (father)<br>Lo Tsai-hsiu (mother)		\| parents = Huang Hsing-tai (father)<br>Lo Tsai-hsiu (mother)
	\| net_worth = {{increase}} US$158 billion (August 2025, Forbes)		\| net_worth = {{increase}} US$158 billion (August 2025, Forbes)
			\| networth = US$158 billion (August 2025)
	\| salary = US$1.5 million base (FY2025)<br>US$49.9 million total compensation (FY2025)		\| salary = US$1.5 million base (FY2025)<br>US$49.9 million total compensation (FY2025)
	\| awards = Time 100 Most Influential People (2017, 2021)<br>Robert N. Noyce Award (2024)<br>Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering (2025)<br>Fortune Businessperson of the Year (2017)<br>IEEE Founder's Medal (2023)		\| awards = Time 100 Most Influential People (2017, 2021)<br>Robert N. Noyce Award (2024)<br>Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering (2025)<br>Fortune Businessperson of the Year (2017)<br>IEEE Founder's Medal (2023)
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