Nvidia has set a historic record, becoming the first company in the world with a market capitalization exceeding $5 trillion. This achievement highlights the profound transformation of the company: from a graphics processor manufacturer to one of the leaders in the global artificial intelligence industry.
This is reported by Business • Media
Impressive Stock Growth and New Orders
Since the beginning of 2025, Nvidia’s stock has risen by 82%, and its value has increased twelvefold since 2022. In just three months, the company has surged from a market capitalization of $4 trillion to a new record. Today, Nvidia’s value exceeds the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies and accounts for nearly half of the Stoxx 600 stock index.
CEO Jensen Huang reported that the order portfolio for AI chips already exceeds $500 billion. Additionally, he announced the construction of seven powerful supercomputers for U.S. government needs.
Expert Assessments and Market Impact
“This is not just a record, but a true statement,” said Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Matt Britzman, emphasizing that Nvidia is no longer just a chip manufacturer but a company that is shaping an entire industry. According to Britzman, the market underestimates the scale of Nvidia’s potential.
According to Bloomberg, Jensen Huang’s wealth is estimated at $174 billion, making him the ninth richest person in the world. Under his leadership, the H100 and Blackwell chips have become the foundation of modern AI solutions, including for OpenAI and xAI.
Matthew Tuttle, head of Tuttle Capital Management, noted that the current boom in artificial intelligence is supported by joint funding from several large companies. He warns that if investors begin to demand real returns rather than just promises, the growth rates of the industry may slow down.
Nvidia’s rapid growth and dominance are attracting the attention of regulators. Control over the export of American chips has made the company a key element of U.S. policy towards China. Jensen Huang urged not to exclude Chinese developers from the global ecosystem, emphasizing that half of the world’s AI specialists work in China.
Despite competitive pressure from AMD and new startups, Nvidia confidently maintains its leadership position in the fields of artificial intelligence and computer technology.
It was previously reported that Huawei has developed an advanced chip to compete with Nvidia in the artificial intelligence market.