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Material Price Sensitive Announcements November 24th to December 1st 2025

Global Top 50 Technology Companies | November 2025
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Rank Date Company Ticker Market Cap Tier Announcement Type Announcement Summary Material Impact Stock Price Reaction Source
1 24/11/2025 Alphabet GOOGL Top 5 Global ($3.8T) Record High + AI Validation Stock reached all-time high above $300, market cap approaching $4 trillion. Gemini 3 AI model (launched Nov 18) momentum accelerating with overwhelmingly positive reviews. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Q3 stake disclosure added validation. Up 70% YTD - best Mag 7 performer in Nov. Reports of Meta considering billions in Google TPU spending for 2027 data centers. Very High - Validates AI model leadership vs OpenAI/Anthropic. TPU ecosystem emerging as credible Nvidia alternative. Approaching elite $4T valuation club (AAPL MSFT NVDA). Berkshire endorsement significant. Stock rose 5-7% Nov 24-25 to $300+. Briefly touched $328 intraday. Up 70% YTD. https://Bloomberg/Reuters/CNBC
2 24/11/2025 Broadcom AVGO Top 10 Global ($1.7T) Strategic Partnership Stock surged 11% on news of deepening Google AI chip partnership. Broadcom supplies custom AI accelerators and networking infrastructure for Google's TPU ecosystem powering Gemini 3. Potential Meta TPU deal could further expand revenue. Q4 earnings Dec 11 expected to show continued AI momentum. Very High - 11% single-day gain added ~$170B market cap. Validates custom AI silicon strategy. Positions as key Nvidia alternative for hyperscalers. AI revenue growing 63% YoY. Stock jumped 11% on Nov 24 to new highs. CNBC/Bloomberg
3 25/11/2025 Dell DELL Top 50 ($135B) Q3 FY2026 Earnings Beat Blowout Q3: Revenue $27B (+11% YoY) vs $27.3B est. EPS $2.59 (+17%) vs $2.48 est. AI server orders $12.3B in quarter, $30B YTD. Record backlog $18.4B. Infrastructure Solutions Group +24% to $14.1B. Raised FY26 guidance to $111.7B (from $107B). AI server shipments raised to $25B (from $20B). Q4 guidance: $31.5B revenue vs $27.6B est. Very High - Demonstrates surging enterprise AI infrastructure demand. Unprecedented order backlog validates multi-year AI buildout cycle. Raised guidance significantly mid-year. Stock rose 5% after-hours Nov 25. Up 7% on Nov 26. Dell IR/CNBC
4 25/11/2025 Alibaba BABA Top 20 Global ($240B) AI Product Traction Qwen AI app surpassed 10 million downloads within first week of launch in China. Strong early adoption signals competitive AI positioning in Chinese market against Baidu, Tencent. Medium-High - Validates product-market fit in world's largest internet market. Demonstrates consumer AI appetite in China. Competitive moat in domestic AI race. Stock rose 5.1% on Nov 25. Nasdaq/Reuters
5 28/11/2025 Nvidia NVDA Top 5 Global ($4.4T) Monthly Consolidation Stock down 1.4% on Nov 28, heading for >10% monthly decline in November despite record Q4 earnings (Nov 20: revenue $57B +62% YoY, Data Center $51.2B +66%). Trading ~$177 vs recent highs near $200. Competitive pressure narrative building around custom chips (Google TPU, Broadcom, AWS Trainium). Medium Negative - Profit-taking after extraordinary run. Market digesting competitive threats and valuation. Still maintains 70-95% AI chip market share but facing first credible alternatives. Down >10% in November from highs despite record earnings. Trading ~$177. Multiple sources
6 26/11/2025 Alphabet GOOGL Top 5 Global ($3.8T) Infrastructure Expansion Announced $2B investment in Turkey over 10 years for Google Cloud infrastructure. Opening largest AI infrastructure hardware engineering hub outside US in Taipei, Taiwan. Strengthens Asia-Pacific AI supply chain and sovereign cloud positioning. Medium - Part of broader $85B 2025 capex program. Strategic geographic diversification. Taiwan hub critical for TPU development near TSMC manufacturing. Stock maintained $300+ levels. Yahoo Finance/Bloomberg
7 28/11/2025 Meta META Top 10 Global ($1.3T) Market Performance Stock rose 1.5% on Nov 28 during holiday-shortened session. Continued strength following Q3 earnings beat. Market digesting reports of potential multi-billion Google TPU procurement for 2027 data center buildout. Medium - Steady performance. TPU diversification story (if confirmed) reduces Nvidia dependency. AI infrastructure spending remains aggressive (~$60B+ capex). Rose 1.5% on Nov 28. Up 2.3% for week. CNBC
8 28/11/2025 Oracle ORCL Top 20 Global ($330B) Market Weakness Stock fell 2.1% on Nov 28. Continued pressure following September highs around $346. Market concerns about AI infrastructure spending ROI and rising debt levels to fund OpenAI contracts ($100B+ borrowing needed over 4 years per KeyBanc). AI capex consuming 94% of operating cash flow. Medium-High Negative - Valuation concerns as stock still trades 25x forward earnings despite pullback. Heavy debt burden to fund AI buildout. Free cash flow negative in FY26 Q1. Down 2.1% on Nov 28. Down significantly from Sept highs. CNBC/24/7 Wall St
9 26/11/2025 Microsoft MSFT Top 5 Global ($3.7T) Middle East Investment President Brad Smith announced $7.9B UAE investment through 2029 for cloud infrastructure, data centers, workforce training. Will triple Nvidia chip deployment in region despite US export constraints. Part of broader Middle East AI strategy. Medium - Significant regional commitment. Navigating geopolitical complexity of AI infrastructure exports. Strengthens Azure presence in high-growth region. Not material to stock during week. Tech Startups
10 28/11/2025 Taiwan Semi TSM Top 15 Global ($1.0T) Market Performance Stock rose 1.5% during week. Beneficiary of continued AI chip demand for Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom. 2nm process production ramping. Controls ~62% of global foundry market, ~90% of advanced chips. Medium - Steady performance amid AI infrastructure buildout. Critical supplier to all major chip designers. Samsung competitive threat in advanced nodes. Rose 1.5% for week. Market data
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Total Deal Value
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Top 50 Global Tech Companies
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Global Top 50 Technology Stocks December 2025

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Rank Company Ticker Country Market Cap (USD) Sector Key Business Notable
1 Nvidia NVDA USA $4.4T Semiconductors AI chips/GPUs for data centers and gaming https://World's most valuable company Nov 2025
2 Apple AAPL USA $4.0T Consumer Electronics iPhone, Mac, iPad, Services https://Second to reach $4T valuation
3 Microsoft MSFT USA $3.7T Software Windows/Azure cloud/Office/Gaming https://Largest software company
4 Alphabet (Google) GOOGL/GOOG USA $3.8T Internet Services Search/YouTube/Cloud/Android https://Approaching $4T on Gemini 3 success
5 Amazon AMZN USA $2.4T E-commerce/Cloud Online retail/AWS cloud services https://Leading cloud infrastructure provider
6 Meta Platforms META USA $1.3T Social Media Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp/VR https://Leading social network platforms
7 Broadcom AVGO USA $1.7T Semiconductors Custom AI chips/networking/software https://Key Google TPU partner
8 Taiwan Semiconductor TSM Taiwan $1.0T Semiconductors Chip manufacturing foundry https://Makes chips for Nvidia/Apple/AMD
9 Tencent 0700.HK China $730B Internet Services WeChat/Gaming/Social media https://Largest Chinese tech company
10 Oracle ORCL USA $330B Enterprise Software Database/Cloud/ERP software https://Major cloud infrastructure player
11 Samsung Electronics 005930.KS South Korea $320B Consumer Electronics/Semi Smartphones/Memory chips/Displays https://Global electronics conglomerate
12 ASML ASML Netherlands $300B Semiconductor Equipment Lithography machines for chipmaking https://Critical EUV technology monopoly
13 SAP SAP Germany $290B Enterprise Software ERP/Business software https://Largest European software company
14 Salesforce CRM USA $260B Enterprise Software CRM/Cloud applications https://Leading CRM platform
15 Adobe ADBE USA $240B Software Creative Cloud/Acrobat/Marketing https://Design and marketing software leader
16 Cisco CSCO USA $270B Networking Network equipment/Security https://Enterprise networking leader
17 Accenture ACN USA $240B IT Services Consulting/Technology services https://Global professional services
18 IBM IBM USA $265B IT Services/Software Cloud/AI/Consulting/Mainframes https://Enterprise IT and consulting
19 Texas Instruments TXN USA $195B Semiconductors Analog chips/Embedded processors https://Industrial semiconductor leader
20 Qualcomm QCOM USA $180B Semiconductors Mobile processors/5G/Licensing https://Smartphone chip leader
21 Intel INTC USA $125B Semiconductors PC/Server processors/Foundry https://Traditional CPU leader facing challenges
22 AMD AMD USA $225B Semiconductors PC/Server/AI processors https://Nvidia's main GPU competitor
23 Micron Technology MU USA $135B Semiconductors Memory chips (DRAM/NAND) https://Leading memory manufacturer
24 Applied Materials AMAT USA $150B Semiconductor Equipment Chip manufacturing equipment https://Key semiconductor toolmaker
25 Lam Research LRCX USA $125B Semiconductor Equipment Wafer fabrication equipment https://Semiconductor manufacturing tools
26 Palantir PLTR USA $400B Software Data analytics/AI platforms https://Government and enterprise analytics
27 ServiceNow NOW USA $210B Software IT service management/Workflow https://Enterprise workflow automation
28 Intuit INTU USA $220B Software TurboTax/QuickBooks/Credit Karma https://Financial software for consumers/SMBs
29 Uber UBER USA $195B Transportation Tech Ride-hailing/Food delivery https://Leading mobility platform
30 Snowflake SNOW USA $60B Software Cloud data warehouse https://Modern data cloud platform
31 Dell Technologies DELL USA $135B Hardware/Services PCs/Servers/Storage https://Leading enterprise hardware provider
32 HP Inc HPQ USA $45B Hardware PCs/Printers https://Consumer and business PCs
33 Palo Alto Networks PANW USA $135B Cybersecurity Network security/Cloud security https://Cybersecurity leader
34 CrowdStrike CRWD USA $125B Cybersecurity Endpoint security/Threat intelligence https://Cloud-native security platform
35 Arista Networks ANET USA $130B Networking Data center networking/Cloud https://High-performance networking
36 Synopsys SNPS USA $110B Software Electronic design automation https://Chip design software
37 Cadence Design CDNS USA $100B Software Electronic design automation https://Chip design and verification
38 Workday WDAY USA $75B Software HR/Financial management cloud https://Cloud enterprise software
39 Autodesk ADSK USA $75B Software CAD/3D design/Engineering https://Design and engineering software
40 NetApp NTAP USA $35B Storage Data storage/Cloud infrastructure https://Enterprise storage solutions
41 Shopify SHOP Canada $130B E-commerce E-commerce platform for merchants https://Enabling small business e-commerce
42 Booking Holdings BKNG USA $180B Travel Tech Online travel booking (Booking.com) https://Leading online travel platform
43 Airbnb ABNB USA $90B Travel Tech Vacation rental marketplace https://Alternative accommodation platform
44 Zoom Video ZM USA $25B Software Video conferencing/Communications https://Video communications platform
45 DocuSign DOCU USA $15B Software Electronic signature/Contract mgmt https://Digital agreement platform
46 Datadog DDOG USA $50B Software Cloud monitoring/Analytics https://Infrastructure monitoring
47 Zscaler ZS USA $45B Cybersecurity Cloud security/Zero trust https://Cloud security platform
48 MongoDB MDB USA $40B Software Database (NoSQL) https://Modern database platform
49 Fortinet FTNT USA $80B Cybersecurity Network security/Firewall https://Integrated security platform
50 Marvell Technology MRVL USA $95B Semiconductors Data infrastructure chips https://Storage and networking semiconductors
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- Market caps are approximate as of December 1 2025 and fluctuate daily
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