Google's parent company Alphabet has surpassed Apple to become the second-highest company in the world by market capitalization, which shows that Alphabet has stood out and become one of the most notable winners in the field of artificial intelligence. Alphabet's stock price rose 2.4% on Wednesday, with a closing valuation of $3.89 trillion. This overtook Apple, which closed at $3.85 trillion on Wednesday; previously, Apple's stock price experienced six consecutive days of sharp declines, and the market value evaporated by nearly 5%, or about 200 billion US dollars. The divide widened further on Thursday, with Apple opening down 1.2% while Alphabet rose 1.1%. This is the first time since 2019 that Alphabet has surpassed Apple in market capitalization. Nvidia is still the largest stock by market capitalization, with a valuation of around $4.6 trillion. Alphabet's stock price has risen rapidly recently, rising more than 65% during 2025, making it the best performing company among the “Big Seven US Stock Companies.”

Google's parent company Alphabet has surpassed Apple to become the second-highest company in the world by market capitalization, which shows that Alphabet has stood out and become one of the most notable winners in the field of artificial intelligence. Alphabet's stock price rose 2.4% on Wednesday, with a closing valuation of $3.89 trillion. This overtook Apple, which closed at $3.85 trillion on Wednesday; previously, Apple's stock price experienced six consecutive days of sharp declines, and the market value evaporated by nearly 5%, or about 200 billion US dollars. The divide widened further on Thursday, with Apple opening down 1.2% while Alphabet rose 1.1%. This is the first time since 2019 that Alphabet has surpassed Apple in market capitalization. Nvidia is still the largest stock by market capitalization, with a valuation of around $4.6 trillion. Alphabet's stock price has risen rapidly recently, rising more than 65% during 2025, making it the best performing company among the “Big Seven US Stock Companies.”