Nvidia closed on Tuesday with a $1tn valuation for the first time, ending a fortnight of wobbly trading during which the semiconductor stock was unable to finish above the milestone level.
Shares in the chipmaker, regarded by Wall Street as one of the big beneficiaries from the surge in developments around artificial intelligence, closed 3.9 per cent higher to $410.22.
Nvidia first reached a $1tn market capitalisation on May 30, when its shares passed the threshold level of $404.87, but were unable to close above that mark until Tuesday. That put it among an elite group of US companies including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta (then known as Facebook) and Tesla whose stocks have achieved $1tn valuations.
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