Nvidia's shares rose by 3% in premarket trading, advancing towards a market capitalization of 5 trillion dollars, following record orders for AI chips and plans for supercomputers for the USA.

Nvidia's shares recorded a 3.6% increase in premarket trading, pushing the company towards a market capitalization of $5 trillion, after CEO Jensen Huang announced record orders of $500 billion for chips intended for artificial intelligence. These orders underscore Nvidia's transformation from a niche graphics chip designer into a central player in the global AI industry, strengthening its position against competitors. A discussion is also expected between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping about the Blackwell chip, highlighting Nvidia's growing influence in the context of the technological rivalry between the US and China. A $5 trillion market capitalization would exceed the total value of the cryptocurrency market and would represent about half of the value of the Stoxx 600 index in Europe, thus solidifying Nvidia as a technology leader and an essential element in the global AI infrastructure.