Jensen Huang hypes Marvell to $1 trillion and Alphabet is raising $80 billion for AI — ride the optical and chip stock wave
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang publicly predicted Marvell will reach a $1 trillion valuation, while Alphabet announced plans to raise $80 billion to fund AI infrastructure. Both events are sending optical networking and chip stocks sharply higher.
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Jensen Huang's public endorsement of Marvell to a $1 trillion valuation is the kind of high-conviction signal that tends to draw heavy institutional buying in the weeks that follow. At the same time, Alphabet raising $80 billion for AI buildout confirms that the biggest tech companies are accelerating their infrastructure spending, and optical component makers like Lumentum and Coherent are direct beneficiaries — they supply the hardware that connects AI data centers together. When multiple optical and chip names surge together on the same catalyst, it usually means the market is re-pricing the entire supply chain higher, not just one company.