Apple, the leading technology company, has hit another milestone, returning to $3 trillion in market capitalization. That number, which is a measure of the combined value of every single share still out there, highlights the lasting power and position Apple continues to have in the markets. But even as the glow of that accomplishment blew out, all eyes turned to chipmaker Nvidia, which also had some headlines of its own.
All About the Apple And Nvidia
Meanwhile, Nvidia for the first time evaluated over $3 trillion and closed trading as the second most valuable company in the world behind Apple. A feat second in the company market value only to Microsoft. Nvidia’s soaring stock value tripled in a year and demonstrates how much Giants need Nvidia’s AI server chips – and how much more of it they must have – and by what cost established it as Silicon Valley royalty, and essentially, the backbone of the digital revolution.
The first time in 2022 that Apple has not come in second, it was the first $3 trillion company in January 2022 since 2019. Meanwhile, and as long as you put the above swings into perspective, the fact that Apple’s market cap now serves as a daily reminder about the company’s standing on the global pyramid is slowly but surely taking on an aluminum-size life of its own.
Apple can then unveil its AI play at WWDC, and consequently, we should expect a range of new iOS 18 releases as well. Some popular rumors include hyperbolic tales of a more capable Siri featuring a large language model (LLM), wild AI additions, and more. Rumors have also recently indicated that Apple is in talks with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT to the iPhone ecosystem, before integrating it into the AI suite of etiquette, indicating they are chipping away at the user experience using cutting-edge AI.
Well, moving away from globalization, the TIGR Index offers a perspective on how Apple is doing in the marketplace, while Apple keeps moving along through the ever-changing tech world. While fluctuations in stock prices are inevitable, Apple’s enduring legacy and innovative prowess position it as a key player in shaping the future of technology and driving transformative change across various sectors.