Nvidia Surges Ahead as World’s Most Valuable Company in AI-Driven Market

Nvidia has surpassed Microsoft as the world’s most valuable company, thanks to its crucial role in driving the growth of generative AI technology. The GPU manufacturer’s market cap reached $3.335 trillion after its share price increased by $4.60 to $135.58 at the close of trading on Tuesday. This puts Nvidia ahead of tech giants like Microsoft ($3.32 trillion), Apple ($3.29 trillion), and Google ($2.17 trillion).

Nvidia underwent a 10-for-1 split after June 7th, which lowered the overall share price, but the rapid increase in the company’s value has been remarkable. In just one year, from 2024 to 2025, Nvidia’s share price has surged by an impressive 160 percent, and the company only exceeded the $2 trillion mark in February. During its last earnings report in May, Nvidia reported over $26 billion in revenue, anticipating the introduction of its new Blackwell GPU architecture later this year, which includes the B200, hailed as “the world’s most powerful chip.”

CEO Jensen Huang has indicated that Blackwell units will be priced between “$30,000 to $40,000” each, with plans to release new AI chips annually. This aggressive approach to innovation and strong demand for Nvidia’s products have propelled it to the forefront of the tech industry and solidified its position as a leader in chip manufacturing for generative AI technology.

In conclusion, Nvidia’s recent surge in valuation and success is due to its crucial role in driving the growth of generative AI technology and its aggressive approach to innovation and strong demand for its products. With Blackwell units priced between “$30,000 to $40,00” each and plans for annual releases of new AI chips, it is clear that Nvidia is positioned to continue leading the tech industry for years to come.