NVIDIA has taken the top spot as the world's most valuable tech company, boasting a market capitalisation of $4,846 billion as of July 1, 2026.
Data released by Statista shows the semiconductor giant edging out long-time industry leaders, underscoring the massive shift in global technology valuation.
Following closely in second place is Alphabet Google, with a market valuation reaching $4,311 billion. Apple secures the third position, trailing slightly behind Alphabet with a market capitalisation of $4,249 billion.
Microsoft takes fourth place, valued at $2,770 billion, while e-commerce giant Amazon rounds out the top five with a valuation of $2,563 billion.
The second half of the top ten reflects the growing influence of specialised hardware, manufacturing, and aerospace technology alongside traditional software powerhouses.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) ranks sixth, valued at $2,476 billion.
SpaceX claims the seventh spot at $2,250 billion, followed by Broadcom in eighth place with $1,797 billion. Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla sits in ninth position with a market capitalisation of $1,579 billion, while Meta occupies the tenth spot at $1,429 billion.
