NVIDIA’s CEO and His Kids Run the Company—Really?

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[NVIDIA’s CEO isn’t the only one in the family making strides with AI hype. His son Spencer Huang and daughter Madison Huang are part of the company’s core business, each bringing a unique background.]

NVIDIA’s CEO & His Children Are Riding the AI Wave Together, By Handling Important Roles

Here’s a unique story: We aren’t discussing Jensen Huang but his children. NVIDIA has made significant strides in AI, and its CEO isn’t alone; he has his children with him. According to a report, Jensen’s son Spencer Huang and daughter Madison Huang are working in important roles at NVIDIA, and their journeys into the company are quite fascinating.

Jensen’s children have been with NVIDIA for a few years. Spencer is a Product Line Manager at Robotics, while Madison serves as the Senior Director of Product Marketing at NVIDIA Omniverse. These departments are crucial to NVIDIA’s future strategy, particularly in physical AI, which is expected to be the next big thing for the company. Madison and Spencer come from different career backgrounds, making their overlap with NVIDIA somewhat surprising.

Spencer reportedly owned an R&D Cocktail Lab in Taiwan, selling cocktail recipes that were “award-winning craft.” Interestingly, he studied Chinese at the National Taiwan University. After his bar, Spencer pursued an MBA from NYU and eventually joined NVIDIA in his current role. Similarly, Madison worked as a chef in New York and majored in French culinary school Le Cordon Bleu.

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It’s said that many of NVIDIA’s employees and their children work for the company, with Jensen believing that the ‘second-generation’ might outperform their parents. As a leading tech firm, NVIDIA maintains high employment standards, and who knows, perhaps Spencer or Madison will become the next face of Team Green.

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