Why Jensen Huang’s Firing Couldn’t Happen To Mark Zuckerberg—Or Many Other Tech Titans

The departure of Jensen Huang from Nvidia underscores a critical difference in corporate governance among tech leaders. Unlike Zuckerberg and Dell, Huang did not possess majority voting power, which ultimately contributed to his loss of control at the company.

Voting Power Disparity

Many tech CEOs maintain substantial voting rights through special share structures, providing them with job security that Huang lacked. This structural advantage explains why similar fates are less likely to befall other tech titans.