In the current global economic landscape, a striking phenomenon is unfolding: 11 companies have entered the elite club of a market capitalization exceeding 1 trillion dollars. This remarkable achievement not only showcases the economic strength of these companies but also reflects the dominant position of the technology sector in the global economy.

Ranked at the top is Nvidia, with a market capitalization of $4.02 trillion, showcasing its outstanding position in the fields of artificial intelligence and graphics processing. Following closely are tech giants Microsoft and Apple, with market capitalizations of $3.74 trillion and $3.15 trillion, respectively.

E-commerce giant Amazon and search engine leader Google rank fourth and fifth respectively with market capitalizations of $2.39 trillion and $2.2 trillion. Social media giant Meta follows closely with a market capitalization of $1.8 trillion.

It is noteworthy that Saudi Aramco in the energy sector has also made the list, ranking seventh with a market capitalization of $1.62 trillion. The semiconductor companies Broadcom and TSMC entered the list with market capitalizations of $1.29 trillion and $1.19 trillion, respectively.

The legendary investor Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway ranks tenth with a market capitalization of $1.03 trillion. Finally, electric vehicle pioneer Tesla, with a market capitalization of $1.01 trillion, has just crossed the trillion-dollar threshold.

This list not only showcases the dominance of the technology sector but also reflects the strength of the energy, manufacturing, and investment fields. It presents us with a vivid picture of the distribution of global economic power, while also prompting us to think about future economic development trends. With technological innovations and market changes, the members of this elite club may change, but they will undoubtedly continue to lead the direction of global economic development.