Microsoft Plans to Reduce Nvidia Dependence with In-House AI Chips
Microsoft is outlining long-term plans to develop its own AI hardware, aiming to rely less on Nvidia as computing demands grow.
A notable shift has marked the start of the year in the hierarchy of major technology companies, as Alphabet successfully claimed second place globally, overtaking Apple, while Nvidia continues to dominate the top spot.
January witnessed a significant change in the market value landscape of global tech giants. According to the latest data, Alphabet’s market capitalization rose to around $3.89 trillion, surpassing Apple, whose value slipped to approximately $3.85 trillion. Meanwhile, Nvidia maintained its lead with a market value exceeding $4.5 trillion.
Observers attribute Alphabet’s advance to Apple’s stock decline following a six-day losing streak, alongside the strong momentum Google gained from the success of its latest AI model, Gemini 3, the expansion of Google Cloud, and the development of its own AI chips, which boosted profit margins. In addition, Waymo’s autonomous driving investments have begun generating tangible commercial returns.
On the other hand, Apple has faced mounting pressure due to the slower integration of generative AI technologies, coupled with concerns over declining iPhone sales and anticipated management changes. Analysts believe these developments signal the market’s entry into an “AI harvest era,” where promises and innovations are translating into real financial results—giving Google a clear advantage at this stage.
Microsoft is outlining long-term plans to develop its own AI hardware, aiming to rely less on Nvidia as computing demands grow.
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