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英伟达重登全球市值第一 超越微软和苹果

Group 1 - Nvidia's stock price increased by 2.8% to $141.22, reaching a market capitalization of $3.45 trillion, reclaiming its position as the highest-valued public company globally [2] - Nvidia's market cap surpassed Microsoft, which is at $3.44 trillion, and Apple, which is approximately $3.03 trillion, indicating a strong recovery after significant volatility [2] - Over the past month, Nvidia's stock has risen more than 24%, prompting several institutions to raise their target prices [2] Group 2 - Market sentiment has been boosted by a perceived easing of global trade policies, which is believed to support economic growth [3] - Despite ongoing US-China tech tensions, Nvidia's first-quarter performance exceeded expectations, with the company emphasizing its commitment to the Chinese market [3] - The demand for AI infrastructure has been highlighted, benefiting Nvidia and other upstream companies as major tech firms rely on Nvidia's GPU chips for AI model development [3] Group 3 - Nvidia's data center business generated $39.1 billion in revenue for the first quarter, a 73% year-over-year increase, accounting for nearly 90% of total revenue [3] - The success of Nvidia's latest Blackwell architecture products has significantly contributed to this growth, with Blackwell accounting for nearly 70% of data center revenue [4] - The production of Blackwell NVL72 AI supercomputers has commenced across major system manufacturers and cloud service providers [4] Group 4 - Nvidia has improved manufacturing yields for its supercomputer systems, with rapid deliveries to end customers, including thousands of Blackwell GPUs deployed by Microsoft [5] - Countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE are increasing investments in AI infrastructure, viewing it as essential for "digital sovereignty," with Nvidia securing significant orders in these markets [5] - Nvidia is expected to diversify its revenue sources, reducing reliance on any single market or customer [5] Group 5 - Nvidia anticipates a revenue loss of approximately $8 billion in the second quarter due to export restrictions on H20 chips, with overall revenue projected at $45 billion [5] - The competition in the inference chip market is intensifying as AI development shifts from training to inference, posing challenges for Nvidia's future growth [5] - The shift in market capitalization rankings reflects a combination of strategic adjustments by companies and changes in the external market environment [6]