Tech stocks (2026)
Every S&P 500 technology-sector stock — a combined market cap of $31.1 trillion, led in 2026 by SNDK (+653.2% YTD). Semis, software, hardware and IT services, with returns from 1 day to 5 years. For the AI build-out specifically (including non-tech names like utilities), see the AI stocks list. Not investment advice.
as of Aug 17, 4:00 PM ET
Tech stock performance#
| #Company | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1SNDK | +653.2% | $243B |
| 2DELL | +283.9% | $318B |
| 3STX | +262.0% | $221B |
| 4MU | +254.6% | $1.10T |
| 5NBIS | +221.3% | $70B |
| 6WDC | +211.4% | $184B |
| 7DOCN | +181.0% | $15B |
| 8INTC | +180.4% | $517B |
| 9MRVL | +176.1% | $194B |
| 10UMC | +152.7% | $48B |
| 11ASX | +150.3% | $88B |
| 12ARM | +148.3% | $297B |
| 13HPE | +141.5% | $78B |
| 14AMD | +136.3% | $840B |
| 15VICR | +131.3% | $11B |
| 16TSEM | +124.6% | $30B |
| 17STM | +115.9% | $48B |
| 18FLEX | +115.2% | $47B |
| 19SITM | +111.9% | $21B |
| 20SMTC | +109.3% | $13B |
| 21AMAT | +108.9% | $403B |
| 22TTMI | +104.4% | $15B |
| 23PANW | +104.1% | $313B |
| 24LRCX | +101.1% | $416B |
| 25ARW | +100.1% | $11B |
| 26CRDO | +96.4% | $48B |
| 27FTNT | +96.2% | $117B |
| 28NTAP | +92.5% | $41B |
| 29ALAB | +92.4% | $56B |
| 30MTSI | +91.2% | $24B |
| 31COHR | +90.1% | $64B |
| 32DDOG | +81.8% | $92B |
| 33AUR | +81.7% | $14B |
| 34LSCC | +80.4% | $19B |
| 35SNX | +77.0% | $21B |
| 36ASML | +76.6% | $711B |
| 37P | +74.6% | $39B |
| 38KLAC | +73.7% | $266B |
| 39Q | +72.6% | $30B |
| 40NOK | +66.9% | $59B |
| 41AEIS | +66.7% | $13B |
| 42OKTA | +65.7% | $26B |
| 43TXN | +65.3% | $255B |
| 44JBL | +62.4% | $38B |
| 45TWLO | +60.8% | $37B |
| 46MPWR | +56.5% | $69B |
| 47AMKR | +55.8% | $15B |
| 48NET | +55.7% | $112B |
| 49ANET | +54.0% | $251B |
| 50ON | +53.9% | $32B |
| 51GFS | +53.3% | $30B |
| 52FROG | +51.6% | $12B |
| 53SNOW | +50.6% | $114B |
| 54CSCO | +48.2% | $440B |
| 55CRWV | +48.0% | $58B |
| 56ADI | +44.7% | $190B |
| 57SANM | +44.6% | $11B |
| 58TSM | +42.5% | $2.21T |
| 59HPQ | +34.1% | $28B |
| 60RBRK | +32.2% | $21B |
| 61SMCI | +30.8% | $24B |
| 62NVMI | +28.1% | $13B |
| 63MCHP | +27.3% | $43B |
| 64NTNX | +27.1% | $18B |
| 65APH | +26.7% | $206B |
| 66CW | +26.3% | $26B |
| 67XYZ | +23.2% | $50B |
| 68EMR | +23.1% | $91B |
| 69ZM | +22.4% | $31B |
| 70CACI | +21.9% | $15B |
| 71NVDA | +20.8% | $5.45T |
| 72ENPH | +20.6% | $5B |
| 73MSI | +19.6% | $77B |
| 74CLS | +15.2% | $39B |
| 75HUBB | +14.2% | $27B |
| 76NXT | +13.8% | $16B |
| 77AVGO | +13.6% | $1.87T |
| 78MANH | +13.4% | $12B |
| 79VRSN | +13.0% | $26B |
| 80AAPL | +12.7% | $4.47T |
| 81IOT | +10.0% | $23B |
| 82DT | +9.8% | $14B |
| 83QNT | +9.6% | $15B |
| 84RMBS | +9.5% | $11B |
| 85SWKS | +9.2% | $10B |
| 86NXPI | +7.7% | $59B |
| 87ERIC | +7.1% | $34B |
| 88VEEV | +6.8% | $40B |
| 89UI | +5.4% | $35B |
| 90MDB | +4.5% | $37B |
| 91IONQ | +4.4% | $18B |
| 92CDNS | +3.5% | $90B |
| 93U | +2.9% | $20B |
| 94GEN | +1.9% | $17B |
| 95LOGI | +0.8% | $15B |
| 96CDW | +0.4% | $17B |
| 97MSFT | -0.2% | $3.68T |
| 98TEAM | -2.3% | $41B |
| 99PLTR | -2.9% | $418B |
| 100TOST | -3.3% | $20B |
| 101TEL | -3.8% | $63B |
| 102QCOM | -3.9% | $174B |
| 103DASH | -6.1% | $94B |
| 104SHOP | -7.7% | $200B |
| 105SSNC | -8.0% | $19B |
| 106SAIL | -8.2% | $11B |
| 107NTES | -8.2% | $80B |
| 108BSY | -8.6% | $11B |
| 109PINS | -10.9% | $14B |
| 110WDAY | -11.0% | $49B |
| 111SNPS | -12.0% | $81B |
| 112ROP | -12.0% | $39B |
| 113DOCU | -12.6% | $12B |
| 114SAP | -13.0% | $244B |
| 115GWRE | -14.4% | $15B |
| 116PTC | -16.2% | $16B |
| 117FSLR | -16.6% | $24B |
| 118ZS | -18.0% | $30B |
| 119OTIS | -18.4% | $28B |
| 120ADSK | -18.4% | $53B |
| 121CBRS | -19.0% | $33B |
| 122BIDU | -20.3% | $35B |
| 123LDOS | -21.0% | $18B |
| 124IBM | -21.7% | $221B |
| 125NOW | -23.2% | $128B |
| 126ORCL | -24.3% | $433B |
| 127GDDY | -25.5% | $12B |
| 128ADBE | -27.4% | $105B |
| 129CRM | -27.7% | $161B |
| 130RDDT | -28.5% | $34B |
| 131TYL | -29.4% | $13B |
| 132CTSH | -31.0% | $28B |
| 133CHKP | -31.6% | $14B |
| 134FIG | -33.1% | $14B |
| 135INFY | -33.4% | $49B |
| 136MSTR | -35.7% | $33B |
| 137HUBS | -46.4% | $11B |
| 138INTU | -49.1% | $95B |
| 139EPAM | -51.8% | $5B |
| 140RBLX | -53.2% | $27B |
| 141APP | -53.7% | $106B |
| 142FLUT | -55.2% | $18B |
Methodology#
Membership: the GICS Information Technology sector of the S&P 500. Note GICS classifies some famous "tech" names elsewhere — Alphabet and Meta are Communication Services, Amazon is Consumer Discretionary — which is why they appear on the AI list but not here. Returns are total returns (dividends reinvested), updated daily; use the column picker for P/E, P/S and P/B. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.
FAQ#
- What is the largest tech stock?
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is the largest S&P 500 technology stock, with a market cap of about $5.4 trillion.
- What is the best tech stock of 2026?
- The best performing S&P 500 tech stock of 2026 so far is Sandisk Corporation (SNDK), up +653.2% year-to-date (total return).
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