Nvidia Shares Hit Record $154.31, Market Cap Near $3.92 Trillion, Surpassing Microsoft Amid AI 'Golden Wave'

Nvidia shares have reached new all-time highs in 2025, driven by growing optimism around artificial intelligence (AI) technology and increased demand for AI chips. The company's market capitalization has surged past $3.7 trillion and recently approached $3.92 trillion, briefly making Nvidia the world's most valuable publicly traded company, surpassing Microsoft and Apple. Analysts predict a 'Golden Wave' of AI adoption fueling Nvidia's growth, with CEO Jensen Huang highlighting robotics as the next trillion-dollar frontier. Nvidia's stock closed at a record $154.31 per share, reflecting a more than 4% increase amid renewed investor confidence despite concerns over AI chip export controls. The company is on track to become the first to reach a $4 trillion market cap, positioning it to be the most valuable company in history. This remarkable turnaround in 2025 solidifies Nvidia's leadership in the semiconductor and AI infrastructure sectors, as Wall Street doubles down on its long-term growth potential tied to AI advancements.