Jensen Huang to forfeit US$108m in Nvidia shares after reported ouster
JENSEN Huang stands to lose about US$108 million (about RM440.92 million) in unvested equity compensation following his reported departure from Nvidia, a relatively small portion of his estimated US$138.4 billion fortune. The forfeited awards account...
Jensen Huang, the former CEO of Nvidia, stands to lose around US$108 million in unvested equity awards following his reported departure from the company. This forfeiture represents only about 0.08 percent of his estimated US$138.4 billion fortune, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The majority of Huang's wealth is tied to his direct ownership of Nvidia shares, giving him a 3.5 percent voting stake in the California-based semiconductor giant.
His exit from Nvidia is expected to have significant implications for the global AI industry, as Nvidia has become synonymous with the company's rise and the wider AI boom under Huang's leadership.
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