US EditionNvidia tops Microsoft, regains most valuable company title for first time since January
- On May 29, 2025, Nvidia regained its position as the top publicly traded company globally by overtaking Microsoft in market value during an event in Berkeley, California.
- This rise follows strong demand for Nvidia's AI chips and rapid growth despite new export controls limiting sales into China, causing an $8 billion sales hit in Q2.
- Nvidia reported $44.1 billion in fiscal Q1 revenue, a 69% increase year-over-year, driven by surging AI infrastructure deployments and purchases by companies like Microsoft and Meta.
- Shares rose about 3% to $141.40, pushing market cap to $3.45 trillion, with adjusted EPS beating estimates at $0.96 and data center revenue growing 73%.
- Nvidia's leadership in AI chips suggests strong future growth despite Chinese market restrictions, while competitors may benefit from those export constraints.
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Nvidia eyes big expansion of headquarters office hub in Santa Clara
SANTA CLARA — Nvidia is eyeing a big-time expansion of an office site that the company owns next to its headquarters hub, potentially representing a fresh growth spurt for the dynamic tech titan. The tech company has filed a proposal to build a large new office building at 2400 Condensa Street, which is west of, and directly next to, the Nvidia headquarters complex on San Tomas Expressway, documents on file with Santa Clara city planners show. 2…
Nvidia shares retain a potential to increase on the stock exchange, according to the financial analysis of many brokers. Nvidia confirms its ability to adapt, innovate and dominate. For equity investors, Nvidia is "a must-have growth value," says Freedom24, interviewed by Capital.
Nvidia has taken over the world's top capitalization position at Microsoft, which it had in February due to the blow of Chinese start-up DeepSeek. ...
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