Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA falls 4.95%, Tesla declines 5.06%; NVIDIA unveils next-gen chip tech for AI demand

NVIDIA ranked first by trading volume, falling 4.95% with a trading volume of $49.488 billion. Recently, NVIDIA announced the introduction of next-generation chip technology in its GPU product line to meet the growing demand for AI computation.

Tesla ranked second, declining 5.06% with a trading volume of $45.657 billion. Tesla recently stated that it will continue expanding its production base in the Asian market and plans to launch new electric vehicle models to address the worldwide increase in demand for EVs.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) ranked third, dropping 7.79% with a trading volume of $25.537 billion. AMD is accelerating the development of its latest processors to enhance competitiveness in the data center market and address challenges from other semiconductor manufacturers.

Amazon ranked fourth, falling 4.99% with a trading volume of $15.601 billion. Amazon announced it will further strengthen infrastructure investments in its cloud computing service, AWS, to support growing customer demand.

Apple ranked fifth, declining 3.45% with a trading volume of $15.190 billion. Apple plans to release its newest iPhone in the coming months and continues to advance research and development in augmented reality technology.

Microsoft ranked sixth, dropping 2.19% with a trading volume of $12.271 billion. Microsoft is collaborating with several large enterprises to promote the application of its cloud services and artificial intelligence solutions.

Meta ranked seventh, falling 3.85% with a trading volume of $11.859 billion. Meta announced plans to introduce new social interaction features on its metaverse platform to enhance user experience.

Palantir ranked eighth, declining 5.41% with a trading volume of $9.679 billion. Palantir recently reached cooperation agreements with several governmental agencies to provide data analytics and security solutions.

Broadcom ranked ninth, dropping 5.91% with a trading volume of $9.516 billion. Broadcom announced plans to continue expanding its product line in the wireless communication chip market to meet the growing demand for 5G technology.

Oracle ranked tenth, falling 1.32% with a trading volume of $8.526 billion. Oracle is expediting upgrades to its cloud computing platform to improve operational efficiency for enterprise clients.

Alibaba ranked eleventh, declining 8.46% with a trading volume of $8.067 billion. Alibaba plans to further expand its international market operations and strengthen its influence in the digital payment sector.

Google A ranked twelfth, dropping 2.05% with a trading volume of $7.835 billion. Google announced the introduction of new AI algorithms in its search engine to enhance user search experience.

Intel ranked thirteenth, falling 3.89% with a trading volume of $6.652 billion. Intel is developing next-generation processor chips to improve competitiveness in the personal computer and data center markets.

TSMC ranked fourteenth, declining 6.37% with a trading volume of $6.594 billion. TSMC recently expanded its chip manufacturing capacity to address the ongoing global demand for semiconductors.

Rigetti Computing ranked fifteenth, dropping 6.77% with a trading volume of $6.412 billion. Rigetti Computing announced breakthroughs in its quantum computing technology, with plans to launch more powerful quantum processors in the future.

CoreWeave ranked sixteenth, falling 3.25% with a trading volume of $6.314 billion. CoreWeave is collaborating with several technology companies to promote the widespread use of its cloud computing services in AI applications.

Coinbase Global ranked seventeenth, declining 7.75% with a trading volume of $6.246 billion. Coinbase recently launched new cryptocurrency trading tools to enhance user trading experience.

Oklo ranked eighteenth, rising 6.57% with a trading volume of $5.891 billion. Oklo announced progress in its small nuclear reactor project, with plans for commercialization in the coming years.

Robinhood Markets ranked nineteenth, dropping 8.86% with a trading volume of $5.784 billion. Robinhood Markets is expanding its investment product portfolio to attract more young investors.

Google C ranked twentieth, falling 1.95% with a trading volume of $5.317 billion. Google continues to advance its digital advertising business globally and plans to introduce more AI-driven advertising tools.