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Nvidia AI Chips Boom

Nvidia AI Chips Boom

The renowned chipmaker Nvidia has recently achieved a historic milestone by reaching a market valuation of $2 trillion (£ 1.58 trillion), marking its rapid rise among the world’s top-valued corporations. The Silicon Valley-based company witnessed a more than 4% increase in its shares during Friday morning trading. However, the numbers slightly dipped later on. This surge came after Nvidia’s impressive earnings report, underscoring the company’s significant gains from the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence (AI).

Over the past year, Nvidia’s revenue surged to over $60 billion, doubling its previous figures. CEO Jensen Huang has emphasised the global “surge” in demand for the company’s chips, particularly those designed for AI applications. Less than a year after reaching the $1 trillion valuation, Nvidia now stands as the fourth most valuable public company globally, trailing behind giants like Microsoft, Apple, and Saudi Aramco.

Established in 1993, Nvidia initially made its mark by producing graphics processing units (GPUs) for computer gaming. However, before the AI boom, the company began integrating features into its chips to support machine learning. This strategic move has significantly bolstered its market share.

The company is now at the forefront of the AI-powered technological revolution, making it a bellwether for the pace at which AI is being adopted across various industries. Nvidia’s stock price has significantly increased over the past 12 months from under $240 to nearly $800 per share.

Following the release of its earnings report, Nvidia’s market valuation spiked by $277 billion in a single day, marking the most significant one-day gain in Wall Street history. This remarkable growth has also contributed to a broader market rally, reinforcing the sentiment among investors and analysts that the AI boom is meeting, if not exceeding, expectations.

According to Derren Nathan from Hargreaves Lansdown, AI’s integration into various sectors—from automotive design and telecommunications network planning to providing unprecedented data insights for mainstream companies—demonstrates the technology’s widespread impact. 

Nvidia’s ascent to a $2 trillion market value reflects its dominance in the AI chip market. It signals the broader implications of AI technology’s integration into the global business ecosystem.

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