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Nvidia becomes first company to clinch $4 trillion in market value

UNITED STATES, JUL 9 – Nvidia's market cap surged 20% this year, driven by AI chip demand powering leading tech firms and generative AI growth, marking a major milestone in the semiconductor industry.

  • On Wednesday, Nvidia reached an unprecedented market valuation of $4 trillion, with its shares climbing more than 2 percent to a record high of $164.
  • This milestone followed Nvidia's rapid growth driven by explosive demand for AI hardware, despite investor fears caused by a Chinese discount AI model and U.S. tariff announcements.
  • Founded in 1993 and based in Santa Clara, Nvidia invented the GPU in 1999, and its specialized chips now power generative AI systems like ChatGPT and Google Gemini.
  • Nvidia's revenue surged 69 percent to $44.1 billion with an $18.8 billion profit as its GPUs perform billions of matrix multiplications critical for AI tasks, making the CUDA platform a de facto standard.
  • Nvidia's unprecedented valuation reflects deep market confidence amid the AI boom, suggesting continued influence on technology sectors and broader economic trends despite global uncertainties.
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