Movement Alert|Monolithic Power Systems Rises 3.42% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Recovery Combined with NVIDIA 800V Power Architecture Partnership and IC Price Hike Expectations

Market Focus06-11

On June 11, Monolithic Power Systems rose 3.42% in regular trading, trading at $1,532.615/share, with trading volume of $27.90 million.

On the news front, NVIDIA previously announced its next-generation 800V power architecture partner list, with MPS included in the officially endorsed lineup. The 800V architecture upgrade across AI data center power conversion chains directly benefits MPS as a core supplier. Additionally, the power management IC price hike wave continues to intensify, with the company planning to further expand its price adjustment scope in July, reinforcing expectations for improved profitability in the second half.

Within the Semiconductor sector, the broader recovery is providing tailwinds. Among individual stocks, Intel up 8.87%, Marvell Technology up 5.59%, Advanced Micro Devices up 3.78%, Micron Technology up 1.86%, NVIDIA up 0.47%, with sector linkage effects supporting the rebound.

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