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Marvell Technology price target boosted following AI event

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Marvell Technology price target boosted following AI event

Bank of America raised its price target on Marvell Technology to $90 from $80, reiterating a 'Buy' rating, after Marvell's AI event highlighted a stronger custom compute pipeline and new hyperscale wins. Marvell now projects $8 in EPS by 2028, significantly above the Street consensus, driven by an expanding AI data center total addressable market now forecasted at $94 billion by 2028. Marvell shares reacted positively, trading 6.6% higher following the report's release.

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Bank of America has increased its price target for Marvell Technology (NASDAQ:MRVL) to $90 from $80, reaffirming a 'Buy' rating, subsequent to the company's AI event. This optimistic revision is underpinned by Marvell's robust position in the AI infrastructure market, characterized by a singular data-center focus and extensive intellectual property across compute, XPU, networking, electro-optics, security, and memory/storage. Analysts highlight a strengthened and more diversified custom compute pipeline, new hyperscale customer acquisitions, and considerable long-term earnings potential, projecting $8 in earnings per share by calendar year 2028—a significant 60% premium over the current Street consensus of approximately $5. Marvell's AI event revealed substantial progress, with compute socket wins expanding to 18 across more than 10 customers, a marked increase from three sockets and four customers in the previous year, and includes two new next-generation XPU design wins with emerging hyperscale clients. Management now identifies over 50 custom compute and infrastructure opportunities, representing a potential $75 billion in lifetime revenue. Furthermore, Marvell has revised its AI data center total addressable market (TAM) forecast upwards to $94 billion by 2028 from a prior $75 billion; analysts noted that while this new TAM excludes high-bandwidth memory (which constituted approximately 37% of the accelerated compute TAM in prior estimates), the adjusted market size is still about 60% higher than earlier projections. The market reacted positively to these developments, with Marvell's shares climbing 6.6% to around $75.