Nvidia has become the world’s first $5 trillion company. Shares soared by up to 5 percent to over $211 around 9:30AM ET on Wednesday morning, according to Bloomberg, marking the latest milestone for a company that only just hit the $4 trillion mark in July.
Nvidia is officially a $5 trillion company
The chipmaker’s shares rose past $211 as it continues making big moves in AI.
The chipmaker’s shares rose past $211 as it continues making big moves in AI.
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Nvidia shares have been on the rise as the company continues to make waves in AI. Apple currently sits behind Nvidia with a $4 trillion market cap, followed by Microsoft, Google’s parent company Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta.
Nvidia crossed the $5 trillion barrier after announcing a deal to purchase $1 billion in Nokia shares, along with a partnership that will help it develop “AI native” 5G-Advanced and 6G cellular networks.
Shares continued to rise after President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he plans to talk with Chinese President Xi Jinping about Nvidia’s powerful Blackwell AI chip, which export controls currently prevent it from selling in the country.
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