Nvidia is poised to make history as the first company to reach a $5 trillion market valuation when Wall Street opens, following a fresh surge in investor optimism driven by the global AI boom and supportive comments from Donald Trump.
The US chipmaker’s shares climbed 3.9% in premarket trading, and if gains hold at the opening bell, Nvidia will surpass the $5 trillion milestone, just four months after hitting $4 trillion.
The remarkable rally has been underpinned by CEO Jensen Huang’s aggressive expansion strategy, which includes a string of new supply agreements with major global partners such as Finland’s Nokia, South Korea’s Samsung Electronics, and Hyundai Motor Group.
The anticipated record underscores Nvidia’s dominance in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, cementing its position at the centre of the AI-driven market revolution.
