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Marvell is sitting on an incredibly ‘sticky’ business that could help it unlock a $30 billion opportunity
Marvell is best known for making custom chips — but an analyst notes there’s arguably more potential in supporting components and optical networking.
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Marvell, primarily recognized for its custom chip production, may have greater growth prospects in its supporting components and optical networking segments, according to an analyst.
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