On June 10, NVIDIA fell 3.01% in regular trading to $202.14/share, with trading volume of $11.718 billion, as the broader semiconductor sector came under heavy pressure.
The decline was primarily triggered by a report from research firm SemiAnalysis published on June 9, which claimed that NVIDIA's 800VDC power architecture would be delayed to 2028 and CPO (co-packaged optics) mass production pushed back to 2028-2029 — well behind market expectations of 2027 full-scale deployment. The report sparked a broad selloff across optical communication and chip stocks. Additionally, US May CPI came in at 4.2% year-over-year, the highest since May 2023, while escalating US-Iran tensions further pressured risk assets.
NVIDIA's networking VP Gilad Shainer publicly refuted the report, confirming Spectrum-X CPO switches remain on track for H2 delivery. Morgan Stanley partially agreed with SemiAnalysis on CPO timelines but contradicted the 800V delay claim. Despite Apple confirming NVIDIA hardware usage for AI services, sentiment remained weak across the sector, with AMD down 4.3%, Broadcom down 5.0%, and Marvell down 3.77%.
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