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Jensen Huang birth chart without a birth time
Co-founder and CEO of Nvidia. The date of birth is known, some sources name a different city, and no source gives a time, so the chart is cast for noon.
Birth data
| Date | |
|---|---|
| Time | unknown |
| Place | Taipei, Taiwan |
| Coordinates | 25.0375° N, 121.5625° E |
| Time zone | CST, UTC+8 |
| Rodden rating | X time unknown |
| Sources | |
| Checked | November 12, 2026 |
Jensen Huang was born on February 17, 1963, in Taiwan. He spent part of his childhood in Tainan and in Thailand, where his father worked at an oil refinery, and was sent to the United States at nine. There is no birth time, so the chart is cast for noon. Its most visible feature is Aquarius: the Sun, Mercury and Saturn share the sign, and Saturn squares Neptune.
What is known and what is not
All sources agree on the date. The city is less simple. CNN wrote in 2023 that, according to Nvidia, Huang was born in Taipei and later moved to the southern city of Tainan. Two biographies cited by English Wikipedia also give Taipei. Some sources, however, give Tainan as the birthplace: the Taiwanese outlets NOWnews and Business Today and Astrotheme, while Wikidata lists both cities. Tainan probably appears because he grew up there. We use Taipei and the coordinates of its city centre. For a noon chart without houses the difference between the two cities changes almost nothing: the time zone is the same and the planets shift only slightly.
No birth time appears in interviews or biographies. Astro-Databank has no entry for Huang, and Astrotheme gives the date with the time marked as unknown. The chart therefore carries Rodden rating X: date without time. We found no version of the time with a source.
The chart is cast for 12:00 noon Taiwan standard time (UTC+8); there was no daylight time in February 1963. It has no houses, Ascendant or MC (more on charts without a time). The Moon's sign is not certain either: at about 7 a.m. local time the Moon moved from Scorpio into Sagittarius. The noon chart shows it in Sagittarius, but for a birth before about 7 a.m. it would be in Scorpio, so this reading does not rely on the Moon.
An Aquarius stellium
The Sun at 27°45′ Aquarius, Mercury at 1°56′ Aquarius and Saturn at 15°27′ Aquarius form a stellium. The classical scheme gives Aquarius to Saturn, so Saturn is in its own sign, while the Sun, by the same scheme, is in its detriment. Tradition links Aquarius with technology, systems thinking, networks and long projects aimed at the future. Saturn brings discipline and patience with complex structures to the sign.
Mercury sits 0°42′ from Altair, the brightest star of the Eagle. Ptolemy gave Altair the nature of Mars and Jupiter, and tradition connects it with boldness and ambition. Here that theme falls on Mercury, the planet of thought and speech. Mercury also opposes the North Node at 29°17′ Cancer with an orb of 2°39′.
Saturn square Neptune
The tightest major aspect in the chart joins Saturn and Neptune at 15°39′ Scorpio: a square with an orb of 0°12′, with Neptune retrograde. In the tradition Saturn and Neptune pull in opposite directions: the first stands for form, limits and reality, the second for imagination, dissolving boundaries and belief in what does not exist yet. Astrologers read the square between them as constant work on turning an idea into a concrete form, and as tension between a vision and what can be built today.
A minor aspect is closer still: Uranus at 3°29′ Virgo is quintile Neptune, orb 0°10′. Many people born that year share this link between two slow planets, but here it is very exact. Astrologers associate the quintile with inventiveness.
Venus in Capricorn
Venus at 12°30′ Capricorn forms a trine to Pluto at 11°12′ Virgo with an orb of 1°17′. Pluto opposes Chiron at 9°40′ Pisces with an orb of 1°32′. Venus sextiles Chiron with an orb of 2°49′, and Venus sextiles Neptune with an orb of 3°09′. Venus is thus linked by soft aspects to both ends of the Pluto-Chiron opposition and gives that tension an outlet.
Tradition reads Venus in Capricorn as reserved, loyal and practical: value is measured by what stands the test of time. The trine to Pluto adds depth and persistence in matters a person considers his own. The Sun is also semisquare Venus, orb 0°15′.
Events often compared with the chart
- 1993: co-founds Nvidia with Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem.
- January 22, 1999: Nvidia goes public, raising $42 million at $12 a share.
- 1999: Nvidia introduces what it calls the first GPU.
- 2006: Nvidia unveils the CUDA architecture for general computing on GPUs.
- May 30, 2023: Nvidia becomes the first chipmaker to reach a $1 trillion market value.
- January 6, 2025: gives the CES keynote in Las Vegas, presenting the GeForce RTX 50 series.
- October 29, 2025: Nvidia becomes the first company to reach a $5 trillion valuation.
These dates are given as starting points for your own work with transits. We do not make predictions about the health, court cases or future careers of living people.
Planet positions
| Planet | Sign | Degree |
|---|---|---|
| Sun | Aquarius | 27°45′ |
| Moon | Scorpio or Sagittarius | 26°28′ - 8°37′ |
| Mercury | Aquarius | 1°56′ |
| Venus | Capricorn | 12°30′ |
| MarsR | Leo | 10°09′ |
| Jupiter | Pisces | 18°57′ |
| Saturn | Aquarius | 15°27′ |
| UranusR | Virgo | 3°29′ |
| NeptuneR | Scorpio | 15°39′ |
| PlutoR | Virgo | 11°12′ |
| North Node | Cancer | 29°17′ |
| Chiron | Pisces | 9°40′ |
Calculation: Swiss Ephemeris core-2026.11.07.
Aspects
| Aspect | Orb | Aspect phase |
|---|---|---|
| Saturn square Neptune | 0°12′ | applying |
| Venus trine Pluto | 1°17′ | separating |
| Pluto opposition Chiron | 1°32′ | applying |
| Mercury opposition North Node | 2°39′ | separating |
| Venus sextile Chiron | 2°49′ | separating |
| Venus sextile Neptune | 3°09′ | applying |
| Jupiter trine Neptune | 3°17′ | separating |
| Neptune sextile Pluto | 4°27′ | separating |
Jensen Huang in other systems
Aspect patterns and fixed stars
Patterns are found from the aspects in the table above, stars by a conjunction within 1°.
Author: Lilia and the AstroWay teamUpdated: