Initiated monitoring position for Credo.
Credo makes a unique cable product called an active electrical cable (AEC), which connects data center servers to networking switches. The company claims its AECs take up 75% less space than Direct Attach Copper (DAC) cables and offer 50% more power efficiency versus active optical cable (AOC) alternatives.
As power and space are becoming scarce commodities in power-hungry AI data centers, Credo's proprietary technology seems to be finding favour with large AI customers. In its fiscal third quarter, Credo delivered 63.6% revenue growth to $72.0 million, beating estimates by $5.2 million, while adjusted (non-GAAP) earnings per share came in at $0.07, beating estimates by $0.02.
But the biggest story with Credo was its third quarter revenue guidance for between $115.0 million and $125.0 million. That's obviously a massive 67% quarter-over-quarter jump, suggesting perhaps a tipping point in demand for the technology.
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