Nvidia shares fell 4.34% to $166.19 in after-hours trading on Friday, while rival chipmakers Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Broadcom moved in the opposite direction, gaining 5.86% and 5.54%.
AMD shares traded at $585.30, while Broadcom was at $364.36 in after-hours trade on November 13.
The after-hours moves followed a volatile session for Nvidia, whose shares had fallen as much as 14% during regular trading before recovering some losses. The stock managed to close above the $4 trillion market capitalisation mark, CNBC reported.
The divergence between Nvidia and its rivals has been more pronounced over the week. According to CNBC, Nvidia shares have plunged 11% so far this week, while AMD has gained 30% and Broadcom has advanced 24%.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), which manufactures Nvidia's most advanced processors, has also rallied 11% over the same period.