Three US Chipmakers Feature in AI Data-Center Screen
Simply Wall St highlighted Marvell, Astera Labs and Credo for their roles in data-center connectivity and AI infrastructure.
Key takeaways
- Simply Wall St identified three US chipmakers as exposed to AI data-center demand.
- The companies make chips, software or cables for data-center infrastructure.
Simply Wall St identified Marvell Technology, Astera Labs and Credo Technology Group among three US semiconductor and hardware companies its screen flagged as exposed to AI earnings and data-center demand. The publisher said their products support data movement and connectivity across AI infrastructure.
Marvell supplies data-infrastructure chips. Astera makes connectivity chips and software linking GPUs, memory and networking gear, while Credo sells Ethernet and PCIe chips and cables.
The article listed the companies’ market capitalizations at US$237.9 billion for Marvell, US$62.9 billion for Astera Labs and US$39.94 billion for Credo.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance
