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The tech that could make Marvell the next trillion dollar company

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The tech that could make Marvell the next trillion dollar company
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Marvell is positioning itself for a future dominated by silicon photonics, which could potentially elevate the company to a trillion-dollar valuation. CEO Matt Murphy highlighted the limitations of copper interconnects and the advantages of optical technology during his keynote at Computex 2026. With significant investments and acquisitions, Marvell aims to lead the transition in datacenter infrastructure.

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