Nvidia’s market cap is now higher than the GDP of almost all countries on earth

It’s official, Nvidia has become with world’s first $5 trillion company. The company’s market cap is now higher than the GDP of almost every country on earth, with the United States of America and China being the only exceptions. This comes mere months after Nvidia broke the $4 trillion barrier.

Nvidia’s latest stock price increase followed its GTC 2025 event in Washington, where CEO Jensen Huang showcased the company’s next-generation Vera Rubin Superchip. This chip will deliver further increases to AI performance thanks to its new HBM4 memory and enhanced computational capabilities. There are also rumours of talks between the US and China to enable Blackwell GPU shipments, making investors more optimistic about Nvidia’s future.

Analysts have predicted that Nvidia has secured well over $300 billion in chip sales for 2026, ensuring strong finances for the year ahead. The launch of Nvidia’s next-generation Rubin chips will secure a new wave of chip orders, assuming it can continue to stay ahead of the competition in AI capability.

In August, Nvidia executives said that they expected to benefit from $4 trillion in AI infrastructure investment by the end of the decade. If demand for AI continues to grow, this number will become even larger.