Nvidia Expands Stock Buyback Program to Record $235 Billion Total

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Nvidia has added $150 billion to its existing stock buyback program, marking the largest such authorization in corporate history. The move comes just four months after the chipmaker added $80 billion to the same program. Combined with previously unused funds, the total remaining authorized buyback amount now stands at $235 billion. The expansion signals strong confidence from Nvidia's leadership in the company's financial position and future prospects.

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