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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says He Is Open to California's Proposed Billionaire Tax

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said he is willing to accept a proposed California tax targeting residents with more than $1 billion in wealth. The measure is intended to generate state revenue for healthcare, education, and food assistance beginning in 2026. Unlike many prominent technology executives who oppose the proposal, Huang argues that people with great fortunes are able to contribute more to society. He also supports higher taxes in California, pointing to the state's skilled workforce and strong technology culture.

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