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TNB Tech Minute: Nvidia Joins Apple and Microsoft in the $3 Trillion Club

WSJ Tech News Briefing

The Wall Street Journal

News, Tech News

4.61.6K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2024

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Plus, TSMC-backed Vanguard and NXP plan $7.8 billion joint venture to build a chip plant in Singapore. And we exclusively report that Amazon is poised to win big from the NBA’s TV broadcast rights deal. Danny Lewis hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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slash Wall Street. Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Wednesday, June 5th. I'm

0:21.2

Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal.

0:23.4

Invidia has joined Apple and Microsoft in the $3 trillion club. The chipmaker stock climbed

0:29.9

5% today, making it only the third US company to reach a $3 trillion valuation.

0:36.1

Invidia has gained $1,389 billion in market cap this year alone.

0:41.6

That's larger than the current market cap of meta platforms as

0:44.4

well as the combined current market caps of many of its semiconductor

0:48.1

competitors. Broadcom, AMD, Qualcomm, Applied Materials, Texas Instruments, Micron Technology, Intel, and Lamb Research.

0:58.0

Two Giants in the Silicon Chip industry are teaming up to build a 7.8 billion dollar semiconductor plant in Singapore.

1:05.7

The plant will be a joint venture between Vanguard International Semiconductor,

1:09.6

which is partially owned by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company and Dutch firm

1:15.0

NXP. The two companies say the facility will supply chips for the automotive,

1:19.9

industrial, consumer, and mobile markets.

1:23.0

Construction is slated to start later this year.

1:26.5

And Amazon is poised to be a big winner

1:29.2

in the NBA's latest TV rights deal.

1:32.0

We exclusively report the online giant could pay $1.8 billion a year in order

1:36.9

to air regular season and playoff games. People familiar with the matter say the deal would also

1:42.0

include the NBA's new in-season tournament,

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