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Nvidia Overtakes Apple, Microsoft to Become World’s Most Valuable Company at $3.66T

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: June 28, 2025 5:53 pm
Dolon Mondal
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Nvidia just did something historic. It became the most valuable company in the world—beating giants like Microsoft and Apple. With a market cap of $3.77 trillion, Nvidia’s rise proves one thing: the AI revolution isn’t coming. It’s already here.

Let’s break it down.

What Just Happened?

For the first time this year, Nvidia’s market value passed Microsoft’s ($3.66T) and Apple’s ($3T). That’s a massive shift. Nvidia’s stock surged over 4% in one day, sending a clear message to the tech world: AI chips are the new gold.

Why Is Nvidia Winning?

Nvidia makes the powerful AI chips that run almost everything in today’s smart tech. About 90% of AI data centers use Nvidia hardware. Tech giants like Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft rely on it to power AI tools, cloud computing, and more.

And investors love it. Analysts are optimistic. One from Loop Capital, Ananda Baruah, set a bold target of $250 per share. That would push Nvidia’s market cap toward $6 trillion—almost double today’s number.

The Dip, The Comeback

It hasn’t been all smooth. Earlier this year, Nvidia’s stock dipped due to trade tensions and an issue called DeekSeek (a short-lived investor scare). But since its May earnings report, the stock bounced back over 14%.

So what changed? The world realized: AI isn’t hype—it’s the new oil. And Nvidia is drilling the deepest.

The Bigger Picture

Nvidia’s rise is about more than stock charts. It signals where the world is headed. AI is driving everything, from healthcare and finance to entertainment and government.

But there are challenges ahead. Supply chain limits are real. US export bans to China are making it harder to scale. And rivals like Microsoft and Apple aren’t giving up the top spot easily.

Still, Nvidia’s grip on the AI chip market gives it a massive edge—for now.

This isn’t just a tech story. It’s a power shift. Nvidia went from graphics card maker to king of global tech. That’s not luck. That’s the AI era in full force.

Also Read Meta Strikes OpenAI: 4 Top Researchers Walk Out, Zuckerberg Declares AI War

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