NVIDIA’s market value broke a record on Wednesday after dipping in spring amid political uncertainty and chip restrictions.

Billionaire Israel Englander of Millennium Management sold 740,500 shares of Nvidia, cutting his stake 7%. He also bought 986,400 shares of Palantir, increasing his stake 302%. The trades detailed above were made in the first quarter, so investors need to reassess both companies before deciding to buy or sell either stock. Here are the details.

NVIDIA became the first public company to reach a $4 trillion USD market cap; This monumental climb is driven by surging demand for its AI chips and cloud solutions; Its

Nvidia Corp. became the first company in history to achieve a $4-trillion market valuation, cementing its status as a kingpin in the global financial market.

CRN rounds up Nvidia’s biggest news stories of 2025 so far, ranging from its $4 trillion market cap milestone and ongoing software acquisition spree to the reveal of new AI computing platforms and its defiance of concerns related to DeepSeek.

Nvidia is poised to close trading today as the most valuable public company ever. Even if the AI chip giant falls shy of the $4 trillion market cap milestone that it is chasing, Nvidia's move shows a

On Wednesday, Nvidia became the first company in history to reach $4 trillion market valuation as shares rose more than 2 percent, reports CNBC. The GPU maker's stock has climbed 22 percent since the start of 2025, continuing a trend driven by demand for AI hardware following ChatGPT's late 2022 launch.

NVIDIA held its "GeForce RTX Future of AI" event in Delhi, introducing new RTX 50 series GPUs and talking about its new advancements in AI.

China’s Huawei Technologies is plotting a fundamental redesign of its next artificial intelligence chip in a bid to seize market share from Nvidia. The Chinese tech giant is working on a new AI chip design that would allow its chips to be used for a wider array of AI development work than its

A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators sent a letter to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Friday about an upcoming trip to China, warning the CEO to refrain from meeting with companies that are suspected of undermining U.