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Nvidia Shares Rise 3.7%, Pushing Market Value Back to $5 Trillion

Nvidia rose more than 4% on April 24, lifting its market capitalization above $5 trillion amid sustained AI demand, tight high-end chip supply, and signs of a maturing domestic computing ecosystem.

Fact Check
The PANews article is the only source in this run that directly makes the full claim that Nvidia rose 3.7% to $207 and regained a $5 trillion market capitalization. Odaily's report supports the narrower point that Nvidia shares were up significantly intraday, but it does not verify the precise share price or market-cap figure. Because no stronger primary source or authoritative market-data record confirming the exact $5 trillion valuation was obtained in this run, the claim remains plausible but not firmly verified.
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Summary

Nvidia shares rose more than 4% on April 24, pushing the company’s market capitalization back above $5 trillion for the first time in nearly six months. This updates earlier reporting that cited a 3.7% gain to $207 per share, leaving a minor discrepancy over the exact size of the daily increase while confirming the company regained the $5 trillion threshold. The new report attributes the move to sustained global AI demand, tight capacity for high-end AI chips, and rising GPU rental, cloud, and hardware costs. It also says DeepSeek-V4’s release on Huawei Ascend points to a maturing domestic computing ecosystem.

Terms & Concepts
  • Market capitalization: The total value of a company’s outstanding shares, calculated by multiplying its share price by the number of shares in circulation.
  • GPU: A graphics processing unit, a chip widely used to train and run AI models because it can handle many calculations in parallel.