Nvidia has set a record as the first company to hit $5 trillion in market capitalization. The chipmaker’s shares closed at $207.04 on October 29, 2025, pushing its value to $5.03 trillion. This places Nvidia ahead of Microsoft at $4.03 trillion and Apple at $4 trillion.
The Engine of the AI Revolution
Behind this rise lies strong demand for Nvidia’s GPUs, key to AI training and operations. Companies such as OpenAI, Meta, Amazon, and Tesla depend on these processors for their models. What started as gaming hardware now powers AI progress worldwide.
Fueling Future Growth
Recent moves strengthen investor trust. CEO Jensen Huang announced $500 billion in AI chip orders through 2026. Nvidia will construct seven AI supercomputers for the U.S. Department of Energy to support research in nuclear and energy fields.
The firm expands beyond chips with a deal to supply AI tech for Uber’s 100,000 robotaxi fleet starting in 2027. It also invested $1 billion in Nokia to develop 6G networks, gaining a 2.9% stake.
A New Economic Superpower
Nvidia’s $5.03 trillion value tops the GDPs of the UK at $3.96 trillion, Japan at $4.28 trillion, and Germany at $5.01 trillion. Over the past decade, its stock climbed about 44,000%. Huang’s net worth stands at around $174 billion.
This achievement reflects AI’s role in reshaping economies and tech leadership.
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