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AI boom drives up prices of US tech firms

A study by the consulting firm EY reveals that artificial intelligence (AI) hype has driven significant stock gains for technology companies since the start of the year. The market capitalization of the world's largest tech firms increased by 30% to $35.2 trillion, while the total market value of the top 100 global companies rose by 18% to $61.9 trillion. Nvidia remains the leader with a market cap of $4.846 trillion, followed by Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. Newcomer SpaceX achieved a market value of $2.25 trillion, ranking sixth, while Taiwan's TSMC became the first non-American company in the top ten. Outside the tech sector, only Saudi Aramco made the top ten with a market value of $1.681 trillion. ASML, a Dutch chipmaker, ranked 20th with a market value of $756.8 billion.

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AI boom drives up prices of US tech firms

A study by the consulting firm EY reveals that artificial intelligence (AI) hype has driven significant stock gains for technology companies since the start of the year. The market capitalization of the world's largest tech firms increased by 30% to $35.2 trillion, while the total market value of the top 100 global companies rose by 18% to $61.9 trillion. Nvidia remains the leader with a market cap of $4.846 trillion, followed by Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. Newcomer SpaceX achieved a market value of $2.25 trillion, ranking sixth, while Taiwan's TSMC became the first non-American company in the top ten. Outside the tech sector, only Saudi Aramco made the top ten with a market value of $1.681 trillion. ASML, a Dutch chipmaker, ranked 20th with a market value of $756.8 billion.

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