Marvell Technology Group Ltd. Aktie News

Overall, growth stocks have outperformed the rest of the market by a wide margin over the last three years. While the long-term outlook for these three companies remains strong, each saw its share prices beaten down for various reasons.

Marvell Technology (MRVL +0.10%) is positioning itself as a critical supplier of AI infrastructure, with custom chips powering hyperscale data centers. Margins are expanding, and long-term revenue visibility is improving, but customer concentration creates real downside risk that investors must understand.

Marvell Technology (MRVL +0.10%) is positioning itself at the center of AI data center growth with new catalysts, rising analyst targets, and a dividend signal investors should not ignore. This video breaks down the upside, risks, and what could drive the next big move.

Jefferies expects earnings upside for Nvidia, Broadcom and Marvell as AI demand accelerates.

Marvell's stock has dropped by almost 30% despite revenue increasing by 51% year over year over the past nine months ended Nov. 1, 2025. Strategic acquisitions and divestitures position Marvell to gain more market share in AI data center infrastructure.

Marvell Technology, Inc.'s Celestial AI acquisition targets the emerging AI scale-up interconnect market, expanding data-center total addressable market beyond $10 billion. AI architectures are shifting toward multi-rack scale-up fabrics, driving demand for low-latency, power-efficient photonic interconnect solutions. Celestial AI's photonic chiplets offer superior efficiency, nanosecond latenc...

Marvell Technology is reiterated as a buy, citing undervaluation and strategic positioning, despite recent negative returns. Marvell reported 41% YoY adjusted revenue growth, strong operating margin expansion, and robust EPS growth to show good execution. Recent acquisitions of Celestial AI ($3.25B) and XConn ($540M) signal a decisive push into data center connectivity, broadening Marvell's AI ...

Marvell Technology said on Tuesday it will buy networking equipment provider XConn Technologies in a deal worth about $540 million, as the chipmaker doubles down on data center hardware amid a race to expand artificial intelligence infrastructure.