Overview
- Early U.S. trading saw shares up about 4% to more than $210, pushing the market capitalization above $5 trillion for the first time on record.
- CEO Jensen Huang said this week the company expects roughly $500 billion in AI‑chip orders over the coming years, signaling multi‑year demand.
- Nvidia outlined plans to build seven AI supercomputers for the U.S. Department of Energy, broadening its government contracts.
- President Trump said he may discuss Nvidia’s Blackwell chips with China’s Xi Jinping as U.S. export limits keep top‑end systems out of China.
- The surge cements Nvidia as the most valuable public company, with Microsoft and Apple each near about $4 trillion in market value.