Marvell Revenue Hits $2.739bn on Data-Centre Demand
Marvell’s record fiscal second-quarter revenue underscores how demand for AI data-centre infrastructure is reshaping the company’s scale, mix and outlook.
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Marvell’s record fiscal second-quarter revenue underscores how demand for AI data-centre infrastructure is reshaping the company’s scale, mix and outlook.
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