US computer chip maker Nvidia has lost around 430 billion US dollars (£339 billion) in value over a three-day sell-off that ended its short-lived spell as the world’s most valuable tech giant.

Nvidia topped a $3 trillion valuation for the first time since February. A fresh AI partnership with Saudi Arabia was ...

Nvidia's financial health is robust, with consistent earnings beats, strong revenue growth, and significant stock buybacks.

The tech giant’s shares have found their way again as doubts about Big Tech spending subside, trade tensions with China ease, ...

But here’s the twist: what if that kind of crash is exactly the opportunity it needs to rocket past the $3 trillion market ... or a broad market selloff could send Nvidia into one of its ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) first reached a market cap of $3 trillion in June 2024. The giant GPU maker remained above the threshold throughout much of the next eight months before a steep sell-off this ...

The selloff deepened, as the event progressed, with the group now down an average of 13%. Worst off is D-Wave Quantum, down 19%. The group also includes Rigetti Computing, Quantum Computing, and IonQ.

Ever since President Donald Trump unveiled his "Liberation Day" tariffs ... of things current and prospective Nvidia shareholders should be worried about. Three other factors are far more likely ...

That said, with a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of 25, Nvidia's valuation still looks reasonable, considering its growth rate. Fourth-quarter profits jumped 80% year over year to $19.3 ...

The tech giants that powered the stock market for the past two years were among the hardest hit this week in this week's big selloff ... % of their value over two days—Thursday and Friday ...