PANews reported on April 25th that, according to First Financial Daily, Nvidia's stock price surged over 4% at the close of trading on April 24th, pushing its market capitalization above $5 trillion for the first time in nearly six months. Global AI demand continues to explode, with industry leaders optimistic about the sector's prospects. The semiconductor market is approaching a trillion-dollar mark, and high-end AI chip production capacity remains scarce. Coupled with the surge in computing power consumption driven by application expansion, Nvidia's high-end GPU leasing prices have risen sharply. Global cloud service and hardware costs are also rising simultaneously, highlighting the computing power shortage. With the rapid popularization of generative AI, the industry's long-term growth logic remains solid. Furthermore, the domestically developed high-performance large-scale model DeepSeek-V4 has been officially released, compatible with Huawei Ascend computing power. The domestic computing power ecosystem is maturing rapidly, potentially creating competition and diversion in the computing power market dominated by Nvidia.