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Nvidia is now worth more than Amazon and Alphabet
The Verge
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1y ago
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Nvidia has surpassed Alphabet (Google's parent company) in market capitalization, making it the world's fourth most valuable company after Microsoft, Apple, and Saudi Aramco. The chip maker's stock is now worth $1.83 trillion, just barely edging out Alphabet's $1.82 trillion market cap. Nvidia is heavily involved in the AI chip industry and its sales predominantly come from major tech companies. It is also set to release a new AI chip, the H200, with improved memory capacity and bandwidth. Additionally, Nvidia has invested $30 billion in a unit that helps other companies create custom AI chips.
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First it toppled Amazon — now Nvidia has passed Alphabet to become the third most valuable US company
Techradar
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1y ago
Medial
Nvidia has surpassed Alphabet (parent company of Google) to become the third-most valuable company in the US and the fourth globally. This follows its recent overtake of Amazon. Nvidia's market value reached $1.83 trillion, higher than Google's $1.82 trillion. The company's growth has been driven by the increasing demand for its high-end AI server chips. Nvidia is now eyeing Apple as the next target in terms of market value.
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Nvidia was briefly more valuable than Amazon as AI hype spikes again
Techradar
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1y ago
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Nvidia briefly surpassed Amazon in market capitalization, reaching a record high of $1.82 trillion compared to Amazon's $1.81 trillion. This surge in value was driven by growing interest in artificial intelligence. Nvidia's significant share of the market demonstrates the increasing importance of technology companies in the global economy, particularly in the field of AI. Despite this achievement, Nvidia has now fallen back to fifth position among the most valuable companies in the US, behind Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, and Amazon.
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Tech Layoffs Keep Coming. Why Is Head Count Barely Budging?
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Despite announcing layoffs, several major U.S. tech companies including Microsoft, Alphabet, Netflix, Meta Platforms, and Amazon have actually increased their workforce since the pandemic began. Microsoft and Alphabet each employed 50% more people compared to pre-pandemic levels, while Amazon has nearly doubled its workforce. Although job cuts have been announced, continued hiring and past recruitment efforts have more than offset these reductions. The companies' revenue per employee has also increased, indicating improved productivity.
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Tesla investor Cathie Wood says she's been selling Nvidia stock for some time: 'It has become a check-the-box stock'
Business Insider
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1y ago
Medial
Cathie Wood, founder of Ark Invest, has been selling Nvidia stock due to concerns about overvaluation. Wood believes that the company's expectations have become too high and that its stock has become a "check-the-box" investment. Ark Invest has sold over $4.5 million worth of Nvidia stock this year. Despite acknowledging Nvidia's role in creating the AI age, Wood sees hyperactivity and potential inventory corrections as factors that could impact its stock. Nvidia's market capitalization reached $1.8 trillion last week, surpassing Amazon and Alphabet.
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Nvidia set to become the world's most valuable company in history - The Economic Times
Economic Times
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1m ago
Medial
Nvidia is poised to become the most valuable company in history, with a market capitalization reaching $3.92 trillion. This growth is driven by the demand for Nvidia's high-end AI chips, especially as companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet compete in the AI sector. Nvidia's valuation has soared from $500 billion in 2021, reflecting its increasing relevance in powering AI advancements. The company now surpasses the total value of several entire national stock markets.
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Big Tech stocks nosedive as frothy valuations, AI jitters spook investors
Economic Times
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1y ago
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Investors are selling off tech stocks amid concerns over stretched valuations and unrealistic expectations from artificial intelligence (AI). Disappointing earnings reports from Tesla and Alphabet have triggered a tech-led market slump. Tesla's Q2 profit fell 45% and it delayed a highly anticipated event for its robotaxi. Alphabet reported higher Q2 net income but flagged high capital expenses for the year. Stocks like Amazon, Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta have all seen a decline. Tech majors like Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft are still at high valuations despite the selloff. Concerns over the timing of returns on AI investments are growing.
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Nvidia overtakes Amazon in market value of $1.78 trillion
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Nvidia briefly surpassed Amazon in market value as its soaring demand for chips used in AI computing fueled a stunning rally. Nvidia ended the day with a market value of about $1.78 trillion, while Amazon closed at $1.79 trillion. Nvidia temporarily became the fourth most valuable US-listed company, just below Alphabet. Nvidia's shares have risen nearly 50% this year, adding about $600 billion in market value. However, Amazon also had a good start to the year with strong sales in Q4 and a forecast for profitability that exceeded estimates.
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Meta, Microsoft reports lift AI-related stocks
Economic Times
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3m ago
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Shares of AI and cloud-computing companies surged following better-than-expected earnings from Meta Platforms and Microsoft. Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices saw increases, with Amazon and Alphabet shares also rising. Microsoft's strong Azure growth reassured investors about its AI investments, while Meta's AI tools attracted advertising despite economic uncertainties. Super Micro Computer and C3.AI experienced modest gains, with Super Micro's earlier session slump partly recovered.
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Big Tech's "Magnificent Seven" heads into earnings season reeling from Trump turbulence
Economic Times
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3m ago
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Big Tech companies are entering the quarterly earnings season amid turmoil from President Trump's policies. The Magnificent Seven—Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Tesla, Google (Alphabet), and Meta—have experienced a combined market value drop of $3.8 trillion since Trump's inauguration. His tariffs and antitrust actions have created uncertainty, impacting supply chains and investments. As they report earnings, these companies will address challenges, with Tesla, Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Apple, and Nvidia set to make announcements soon.
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Mark Zuckerberg says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is basically the Taylor Swift of tech
Business Insider
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1y ago
Medial
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared a photo of himself swapping jackets with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, jokingly comparing Huang to Taylor Swift in the tech world. This is not the first time Huang has been compared to the famous singer, and his work in Nvidia, especially in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), is crucial for Facebook's parent company, Meta. Zuckerberg has been accumulating Nvidia's chips to support Meta's AI ambitions, and the race for AI dominance has also elevated Nvidia's value to $2 trillion, surpassing Amazon and Alphabet. Nvidia representatives declined to comment on Zuckerberg's remarks.
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