After the US stock market on Wednesday local time, Nvidia announced financial results for the first fiscal quarter. According to the data, the company's revenue for the first fiscal quarter of fiscal year 2025 was US$26.044 billion, up 262.12% year on year. Analysts' previous forecast was US$24.65 billion. Net profit was US$14.881 billion, a year-on-year increase of 628%. Among them, the data center division's sales increased by 427% to reach $22.6 billion. By the close of the day, Nvidia had a slight decline of 0.46%, but continued to rise after the market. At one point, the increase was more than 7%, breaking through $1,000 to a record high. It is worth noting that Nvidia has become the semiconductor company with the highest market capitalization in the world. Its market capitalization is close to the sum of the world's leading semiconductor companies, including TSMC, Samsung Electronics, AMSL, Broadcom, and AMD. These companies rank second to sixth in the global market capitalization list. Specifically, Nvidia's market capitalization reached 2.34 trillion US dollars; the market capitalization of TSMC and Samsung Electronics was 809.9 billion US dollars and 380 billion US dollars respectively, and the market capitalization of AMSL, Broadcom, and AMD was 366.1 billion US dollars, 645 billion US dollars, and 265 billion US dollars, respectively. After Nvidia announced its results, the shares of AI-related chip makers AMD and Broadcom both rose by about 2%. The rise in Nvidia's stock price also contributed to Nvidia's founder and CEO Hwang In-hoon's salary exceeding 100 million US dollars last year. Equity rewards account for the majority of corporate executives' remuneration.