There are four companies on Earth with a market cap value of more than US$2 trillion. Three of them you’ve probably heard of — Microsoft, Apple and Alphabet (a.k.a. Google).

The fourth is Nvidia, which hit the benchmark last Friday after a year of unprecedented growth. Its market cap value, currently sitting at about US$2.7 trillion, is higher than the GDP of Canada, which at US$2.14 trillion is the ninth highest (for a country) in the world.

The U.S. tech giant recently became one of the few companies on Earth with a market cap value of more than US$2 trillion{ai:summary}<p>Nvidia joins the trillion-dollar club, surpassing Canada's GDP in market value. #economy</p>

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