Marvell
Data infrastructure semiconductors · United States
Marvell designs chips for data infrastructure, mainly custom AI processors, optical interconnect and switches for cloud data centers, and has them manufactured by foundries.
What makes it different
Ten customers bring in more than four fifths of revenue.
82%Revenue from ten largest customersFY2026
Marvell builds custom chips for a handful of cloud giants, so a few design wins drive most of its sales.
How big it is
How big is Marvell?
$8.2BNet revenueFY2026
$6.1BData center revenueFY2026
7,480EmployeesFY2026
How it makes money FY2026
Three quarters from data centers.
- Data center74%$6.1B
- Communications and other26%$2.1B
How the business works
Co-design chips. Connect AI data centers.
- 1Custom AI chips for clouds
- 2Optical DSPs and switches
- 3Foundries make the wafers
Marvell owns no fabs: it designs chips with a few cloud giants and pays foundries to build them.
Who owns it
- FMR LLC (Fidelity)14.95%
- The Vanguard Group9.4%
- BlackRock, Inc.7.14%
CEO: Matthew J. Murphy
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 1995Marvell is founded
- 2000IPO on Nasdaq
- 2016Matt Murphy becomes CEO
- 2018Acquires Cavium
- 2021Acquires Inphi
Sources
Every number on this page comes from Marvell's own reports.
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What Marvell tracks17 metrics
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Where the money comes from4 regions
China
Taiwan
United States
The full timeline21 moments
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