In a list of the world's largest economic powers, the US is first and China is second. And in third place? It's Nvidia.
No, that's not the name of an island in the Indian Ocean! It's the huge US-based company that makes semiconductors.
Euronews compared the market caps of the world's biggest companies with the GDPs of the world's biggest economies. It found that there are a number of companies that are worth a lot more than some very powerful nations.
It's not a direct comparison. "Market cap" is short for "market capitalization," which is the value of a public company on the open market. It's a way of measuring the size of a company. GDP is the total monetary value of all the goods and services produced by a country over a certain period of time.
But although GDP and market cap measure different things, Euronews said the comparison shows the financial power of the world's biggest companies. It used data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for GDP, and market cap data from a site called CompaniesMarketCap.
The IMF predicts that the GDP of the US will be more than $32 trillion by the end of 2026, while China's will be almost $21 trillion. These two countries are far ahead at the top of the list.
In May, Nvidia's market cap was $5.71 trillion, putting it ahead of Germany, whose GDP is predicted to be $5.45 trillion by the end of the year.
Nvidia has benefited from the growth of AI. Its semiconductors are used to power AI systems as well as video games and much more.
In the combined top 10 of countries and companies, Google's parent company Alphabet was fifth, with a market cap of $4.81 trillion, ahead of Japan with its GDP of $4.38 trillion. That's the same as Apple's market cap.
The UK, India and France came next, followed by Microsoft and Amazon.