Nvidia was on the verge of overtaking Alphabet as Wall Street's third-most-valuable company on Tuesday as the dominant artificial intelligence chipmaker ended the day with a market capitalization above Amazon's for the first time in two decades.
Nvidia's shares slipped 0.17%, leaving its stock market value at $1.78 trillion, eclipsing Amazon's $1.75 trillion value after the online shopping and cloud-computing heavyweight's stock declined 2.15%.
Google owner Alphabet's stock dipped 1.62%, leaving its market capitalization at $1.81 trillion.
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