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Nvidia likely to replace Apple as the second most valued company

NVIDIA could potentially overtake Apple to become the second-most valued company in the world after Microsoft.

New Delhi: In a major development in the tech world, software giant NVIDIA could potentially overtake Apple to become the second-most valued company in the world after Microsoft.


Interestingly, NVIDIA is also the fastest company to leapfrog from $ 1 trillion to $ 2 trillion. In the process, it overtook Amazon, Alphabet (Google) and Saudi Aramco. One of the major boosts to NVIDIA has been the AI boom which has taken over the tech market. OpenAI’s ChatGPT and its market revolution has been a financial boom for NVIDIA.


Most of the functionalities of these AI-driven software work best on the high-end chips of NVIDIA. Naturally, the company has milked a reported $ 2.68 trillion over the last year. On the other hand, the semiconductor company is listed on the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq due to which the US stocks of the company have skyrocketed over the past 1 year.

Is Apple spiralling down in the competition?

While things look fine in NVIDIA, the Californian-based tech giant Apple faces an unprecedented downward trajectory in the technology world. Brian Mulberry who is a client portfolio manager at Zacks Investment Management notices this drastic fall and reports, “It is certainly notable because Apple has been so dominant for so long…


Apple traded off its No. 1 spot as the most-valued company to Microsoft earlier this year. Experts predict that the fall in Apple’s market size is marked by a drastic decrease in the demand for iPhones around the world. The last valuation of the company was at $ 2.92 trillion which has slumped to $ 2.68 trillion.

However, with the introduction of iOS 18 which is set to launch on June 10 and the coming of a brand new line of smartphones- the iPhone 16, can the fortunes of the tech giants change?

Which are the top 10 most valued companies in the world?

Company Sector Market Size (in USD)
Microsoft Technology $3.1 trillion
Apple Technology $2.68 trillion
Nvidia Technology $2.21 trillion
Saudi Aramco Oil & Gas $2.01 trillion
Alphabet (Google) Technology $1.84  trillion
Amazon E-commerce $1.81 trillion
Meta Platforms Social Media $1.26 trillion
Berkshire Hathaway Diversified Investments $883.7 billion
Eli Lilly Pharmaceuticals $724.6  billion
TSMC Semiconductors $708.75 billion