Nvidia has become one of the biggest winners of the artificial intelligence era, dominating not just the tech world but the global economy itself. The company’s chips now power far more than computers, they fuel data centers, supercomputers, and the very infrastructure of AI’s future.
Experts say the secret to Nvidia’s success lies in its strategic transformation, turning its graphics processors (GPUs) into the beating heart of artificial intelligence. With its H100 and Blackwell chip series driving generative AI applications, Nvidia hasn’t just outperformed its competitors; it has redefined the entire semiconductor industry.
And the results are now reflected in the numbers: Nvidia’s market value has surpassed $5 trillion, making it the first publicly traded company in history to reach that milestone.
On October 9, the company’s stock price rose about 4%, reaching $210.80 per share,a surge driven by investors’ growing confidence in AI chips and large-scale supercomputer projects. CEO Jensen Huang announced that Nvidia currently holds over $500 billion in pending orders and is partnering with the U.S. Department of Energy to build seven new AI supercomputers.
In just two years, Nvidia’s valuation has skyrocketed from $2 trillion to $5 trillion, surpassing giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. This meteoric rise proves that artificial intelligence is no longer just a tech trend, it’s a new axis of global economic power.
But the question remains: can this momentum last? Will Nvidia continue to dominate the AI era, or will it become another legend of a peak too steep to sustain? Stay tuned to both X and VGNW for the latest updates.
