Nvidia's share price reached an all-time high on Tuesday, making it the most valuable business in the world.
With a 3.5% gain, the stock closed the trading day at about $136, making it worth more than Microsoft. Earlier last month, it passed Apple.
Over the past few years, Nvidia's sales and profitability have increased due to the demand for its computer chips, which are necessary for artificial intelligence (AI) software.
Its share price has surged because many investors think it can raise its earnings even further, even though some have expressed doubts about its absurdly high valuation.
Following a twofold price increase since the beginning of the year, the market now values the firm at $3.34 trillion (£2.63 trillion), according to Tuesday's share price rise.
Eight years ago, the stock was only worth 1% of what it is now.
There is a lot of competition among AI developers. Tech giants Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, which owns Google, and Meta are just a few of those competing to produce a product that can compete globally.
Nvidia, which controls the great bulk of the AI chip industry, gains from this competition.
As a result, investors think the company's worth will keep rising. In recent years, Nvidia's sales and earnings figures have exceeded the predictions of numerous analysts.
Ben Barringer, a technology analyst at Quilter Cheviot, stated in May that the company had "once again cleared a very high hurdle" following the release of its most recent set of financial data.
"Demand is showing no signs of switching off either," he stated.
Some people are more circumspect, though.
Sandeep Gupta, a credit analyst at Barclays, stated in February that Nvidia's substantial market share would be difficult to sustain in light of the growing number of competitors and questioned how Nvidia's clients would profit from AI software.
Its share price has surged because many investors think it can raise its earnings even further, even though some have expressed doubts about its absurdly high valuation.
Following a twofold price increase since the beginning of the year, the market now values the firm at $3.34 trillion (£2.63 trillion), according to Tuesday's share price rise.
Eight years ago, the stock was only worth 1% of what it is now.
There is a lot of competition among AI developers. Tech giants Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, which owns Google, and Meta are just a few of those competing to produce a product that can compete globally.
Nvidia, which controls the great bulk of the AI chip industry, gains from this competition.
As a result, investors think the company's worth will keep rising. In recent years, Nvidia's sales and earnings figures have exceeded the predictions of numerous analysts.
Ben Barringer, a technology analyst at Quilter Cheviot, stated in May that the company had "once again cleared a very high hurdle" following the release of its most recent set of financial data.
"Demand is showing no signs of switching off either," he stated.
Some people are more circumspect, though.
Sandeep Gupta, a credit analyst at Barclays, stated in February that Nvidia's substantial market share would be difficult to sustain in light of the growing number of competitors and questioned how Nvidia's clients would profit from AI software.
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