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Multiple outlets (Reuters, Quartz, Benzinga) confirm Marvell raised its FY2028 revenue target to ~$20B and set a new FY2031 range of $70-90B at its Oct 6 investor day on AI connectivity demand.

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Marvell lifts 2028 revenue target to approximately $20B on AI connectivity

Marvell Technology raised its fiscal 2028 revenue outlook to approximately $20 billion and set a fiscal 2031 target of $70-90 billion. The increases reflect expected growth in AI networking and optical connectivity demand.

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Marvell Technology raises its fiscal 2028 revenue target to approximately 20 billion dollars and sets a new fiscal 2031 target between 70 and 90 billion dollars. The company links these higher goals to increased demand for AI infrastructure, particularly networking, optical connectivity, and data center components supplied to hyperscalers.

Marvell Technology has raised its fiscal 2028 revenue outlook to approximately $20 billion and introduced a fiscal 2031 target of $70 billion to $90 billion.
The company expects the next phase of AI growth to drive substantially more demand for networking and optical connectivity.
Marvell ties the higher targets to AI infrastructure needs. The company expects the next phase of AI growth to drive substantially more demand for networking and optical connectivity. Its updated guidance reflects this expansion in data center connectivity, including scale-up optics and switching.
Marvell Investor Day presentation slide on AI infrastructure connectivity constraints
Marvell Investor Day presentation slide on AI infrastructure connectivity constraints · Marvell Technology
Strategy focuses on hyperscaler relationships. Marvell plans to extend existing ties with hyperscalers through switches, optics, and custom chips that surround AI processors. The approach builds on a custom chip strategy first outlined at its 2021 investor day.
Marvell leadership team on stage at Investor Day 2026
Marvell leadership team on stage at Investor Day 2026 · Marvell Technology
Longer-term guidance exceeds prior analyst models. The fiscal 2031 range midpoint of $80 billion sits above consensus estimates of roughly $46.85 billion. The bottom of the 2031 range also exceeds 50 percent above one major analyst model, according to Quartz reporting.
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POST FROM @MarvellTech· Official Marvell tweet from Investor Day announcing raised FY28 outlook and AI connectivity focus, directly matching the article
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Marvell plans to extend existing ties with hyperscalers through switches, optics, and custom chips that surround AI processors.
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Stock prices rose after the announcement. Marvell shares gained 7 percent while Broadcom rose 4 percent on the news. Reuters noted the company also holds a potential Google deal worth up to $120 billion through fiscal 2033 if milestones are met.
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