Microsoft regains title of world's most valuable public company from Nvidia

Microsoft has regained the title of the world's most valuable public company just days after it was overtaken by one of its rivals. Computer chip maker Nvidia lost its hold on the top spot after its shares slipped by 3.5% in the US on Thursday, leaving the company valued at $3.2trn . Microsoft's shares also dipped slightly, but it still ended the day's trading worth $3.3trn .

Read more:How Nvidia became the world's most valuable company However, while some commentators believe the only way is up for the company, others have questioned whether it has been overvalued. A key factor to watch is whether Nvidia can maintain its dominance in AI, or if its market share will be eroded by its rivals as they invest heavily in the field while racing to catch up.

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