On Wednesday, NVIDIA shares soared over 4%, closing at an all-time high of $154.31, propelling its market capitalization to an impressive $3.77 trillion. This significant achievement eclipsed Microsoft, thereby reinstating NVIDIA as the world's most valuable company. During the annual shareholders' meeting, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang emphasized that robotics stands as the company's paramount growth avenue. Since unveiling its first-quarter earnings report, which exceeded expectations at the end of May, NVIDIA's share price has maintained an upward trajectory. Despite queries regarding market demand for AI infrastructure and challenges posed by trade frictions, the company's chip supply agreements with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have fortified its share price. Furthermore, investors have rekindled their interest in technology stocks, with the Nasdaq index also reaching new heights, providing an additional boost to NVIDIA's share price.