Who owns Nvidia? Jensen Huang built the AI giant but holds just 3.58%: Who are the powerful investors with bigger stakes in the chipmaker?

The headline reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who co-founded the company, holds roughly 3.58% of its shares, and asks which institutional and other investors hold larger stakes in the AI chipmaker. The core transmission channel here is ownership concentration and governance: a founder-CEO holding a modest stake means the company's equity base is dominated by institutional holders whose positioning can drive price moves through index rebalancing, fund flows, and portfolio weighting decisions rather than insider conviction. NVDA is the most directly exposed asset, given its large weight in major equity indices and the sensitivity of its valuation to AI capital expenditure expectations, while Huang's personal stake matters mainly as a signal about insider alignment and any future share sales. Traders should watch the next quarterly 13F filings, which disclose institutional holdings and will show whether large asset managers have added to or trimmed their NVDA positions.

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