Nvidia’s market value has fallen to about $4.94 trillion, dipping under the $5 trillion mark as investors reassess chip stocks after Intel’s collapse. Intel lost 45% in October, including a 29% plunge in a single day, pulling attention to where future US chip production and alliances will be built. Nvidia sits at the centre of that question, since its AI processors shape where new factory capacity and government support are likely to go. The company earns about $275.4 billion from its Compute and Networking segment and $27.6 billion from Graphics. A key long-term risk is its CUDA software platform. If a cheaper open alternative gains ground, large firms could go straight to manufacturers like TSMC for custom chips, putting pressure on Nvidia’s high margins.
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