Nvidia Reaches Historic $4 Trillion Market Cap Milestone
Nvidia becomes the first US public company to hit a $4 trillion market valuation, fueled by relentless demand for artificial intelligence technologies. The chipmaker now surpasses the combined worth of several major global stock markets.
Nvidia reaches a historic $4 trillion market capitalization, making it the first public company in the world to achieve this milestone. Shares of the leading chip designer rise 2.5 percent to an all-time high of $164, driven by relentless demand for artificial intelligence technologies. This staggering valuation solidifies Nvidia's position as Wall Street's most favored stock.
The company triples its market value from $1 trillion in roughly two years, moving significantly faster than Apple and Microsoft. Currently, Microsoft holds the second-highest US market cap at $3.75 trillion. Nvidia recovers about 74 percent from its April lows, bouncing back strongly after initial market shocks from US tariff policies and the emergence of a low-cost Chinese AI model.
Nvidia now carries a 7.3 percent weight on the S&P 500, representing the largest single presence on the benchmark index. The tech giant is worth more than the combined value of the entire Canadian and Mexican stock markets. It also exceeds the total valuation of all publicly listed companies in the United Kingdom, highlighting the unprecedented scale of its market dominance.