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Jensen Huang's lack of super-voting shares left him more exposed to losing control of Nvidia

Unlike other major tech founders, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang never held super-voting shares, a Forbes analysis notes, making it structurally easier for him to lose control of the company he founded.

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  1. 2026-11-14 22:05 · Techmeme
    Unlike other larger-than-life tech founders, Jensen Huang lacked super-voting shares in Nvidia, making it easier for him to lose control of the company (Forbes)

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