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NVIDIA reclaims throne as world’s most valuable company!

What a triumph! NVIDIA has overtaken Microsoft and once again become the world’s most valuable company.

The American chipmaker surpassed its rival, Microsoft, regaining its crown as the most valuable firm on the planet. As of now, NVIDIA’s market capitalization has soared to an impressive $3.45 trillion, outpacing the software giant.

Microsoft’s market cap currently stands at $3.44 trillion, placing it just behind. Apple rounds out the top three, valued at $3.04 trillion.

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