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Wealth research agency Altrata recently released a report showing that the number of global billionaires reached a new high in 2025, reaching 3,795 due to the acceleration of global wealth growth due to the artificial intelligence boom. According to the financial intelligence agency, the number of billionaires increased 8.2% year over year, the biggest annual increase in five years. The total wealth of the world's billionaires surged 12.8%, setting a historical record of US$15.1 trillion. Altrata has sorted out the 150 listed companies that contribute the most to billionaires' wealth. According to the report, between 2024 and 2025, companies that have invested no less than 30 million US dollars in AI in the past five years have increased 23% higher in market capitalization than companies that have not invested in AI. Maya Imberg, head of Altrata's ideological leadership and analysis department, said that Wall Street's AI investment frenzy has also intensified the division between rich and poor within the billion-dollar wealthy community.

Zhitongcaijing·09/06/2026 03:25:01
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Wealth research agency Altrata recently released a report showing that the number of global billionaires reached a new high in 2025, reaching 3,795 due to the acceleration of global wealth growth due to the artificial intelligence boom. According to the financial intelligence agency, the number of billionaires increased 8.2% year over year, the biggest annual increase in five years. The total wealth of the world's billionaires surged 12.8%, setting a historical record of US$15.1 trillion. Altrata has sorted out the 150 listed companies that contribute the most to billionaires' wealth. According to the report, between 2024 and 2025, companies that have invested no less than 30 million US dollars in AI in the past five years have increased 23% higher in market capitalization than companies that have not invested in AI. Maya Imberg, head of Altrata's ideological leadership and analysis department, said that Wall Street's AI investment frenzy has also intensified the division between the rich and the poor within the billion-dollar billion-dollar wealthy community.