Nvidia is no longer far from a threshold never before reached on the stock market. The AI chip giant is now worth around $5.78 trillion, following its stock’s new high of $239.24. At constant capital, an increase of just under 4% would be enough to bring its valuation to 6,000 billion. The global race for artificial intelligence infrastructure continues to fuel the movement.
In brief
- Nvidia is now worth around $5.78 trillion.
- The stock must approach $248.45 to cross $6 trillion.
- Massive spending on AI infrastructure continues to support the group.
Nvidia is only a few percent away from 6 trillion
The course seems much less theoretical than a year ago. As of October 2025, Nvidia reached approximately $4.68 trillion in valuation. Today, the counter shows around 5,780 billion. Nvidia stock ended the October 6 session at $239.24, its all-time closing high. The company has approximately 24.15 billion shares outstanding.
The calculation is quite simple. To reach exactly $6 trillion with this number of shares, Nvidia would need to trade around $248.45. This still represents around 3.8% progress compared to the last price.
Since the end of 2025, the group’s capitalization has already gained more than $1.2 trillion. Reuters points out that Nvidia is now approaching 6,000 billion while the Nasdaq also sets new records, driven by stocks linked to AI. The bar is therefore no longer very far away. It is not crossed either.
AI continues to explode Nvidia’s revenue
Valuation is not based solely on stock market enthusiasm. Over the last twelve months, Nvidia posted approximately $303 billion in revenue, up more than 83% year-on-year. Net income is approaching $193 billion.
The quarter ended at the end of July alone generated $96.2 billion in revenue, more than double the level recorded a year earlier. The results had already impressed Wall Street at the start of the year. Nvidia then published $68.1 billion in quarterly revenue, with growth strongly driven by AI infrastructures.
Since then, the major projects have continued. OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic, xAI, Microsoft, Amazon and several governments are spending tens of billions on data centers. Nvidia remains one of the main suppliers of chips necessary for these infrastructures.
Even SpaceX is now seeking to raise up to $40 billion to finance, in particular, the purchase of Nvidia chips intended for its AI capabilities. The amounts become gigantic. Nvidia too.
6,000 billion will not eliminate the risks
The eventual arrival at 6,000 billion would be historic, but it would not make the action impervious to corrections. Nvidia has already experienced this. In March, new US restrictions on AI chip exports caused its stock to fall.
China remains a complicated market. Hyperscalers’ spending may also slow. And several economists are starting to question the level reached by valuations linked to AI.
The market today is paying Nvidia around 30 times past earnings and almost 20 times expected earnings. This is no longer the extreme valuation seen during some phases of the boom, but expectations remain high.
At the same time, the group continues to expand its influence. In September, Nvidia was mentioned as a possible investor to the tune of $10 billion in Anthropic. The entire AI ecosystem now seems to revolve around sums that were once measured in hundreds of billions. Nvidia is approaching 5.8 trillion. Still around 220 billion, and the threshold of 6,000 billion falls. On this scale, that’s less than 4%.
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