《科创板日报》3月11日讯 CPO行情持续火热,本周以来,包括汇绿生态、瑞斯康达、华工科技、光迅科技在内的多只个股,累计涨幅超过10%。 消息面上,黄仁勋以个人名义发表长篇博文“AI is a five layer cake”,其中写道:“我们才刚刚开始这项建设。我们已经投入了数千亿美元。还有数万亿美元的(AI)基础设施需要建设。” 在黄仁勋看来,AI产业架构就如同一块五层蛋糕,由能源、芯片、基础...
《科创板日报》3月11日讯 CPO行情持续火热,本周以来,包括汇绿生态、瑞斯康达、华工科技、光迅科技在内的多只个股,累计涨幅超过10%。 消息面上,黄仁勋以个人名义发表长篇博文“AI is a five layer cake”,其中写道:“我们才刚刚开始这项建设。我们已经投入了数千亿美元。还有数万亿美元的(AI)基础设施需要建设。” 在黄仁勋看来,AI产业架构就如同一块五层蛋糕,由能源、芯片、基础设施、模型、应用组成。“放眼全球,我们看到芯片工厂、计算机组装厂和AI工厂正在以前所未有的规模建设。这正在成为人类历史上规模最大的基础设施建设。”他表示。 今日TrendForce最新高速互连市场研究指出,英伟达下一代AI算力柜架构显示,未来GPU设计重心将转向更高密度的芯片互连,以及更高速的数据传输,机柜内芯片互连(Scale-Up)及跨机柜的大规模互连(Scale-Out)将成为规划数据中心的核心课题。 在此基础上, 使用铜缆的传统电气传输方案,受物理限制无法应对超大规模的数据搬运需求,光学传输方案因此获得发展空间 。TrendForce集邦咨询预估,CPO(共封装光学)在AI数据中心光通信模块的渗透率将逐年成长,有机会于2030年达35%。 本周一,美国银行在研报中指出,随着人工智能工作负载对传统铜导体的性能提出更高要求,光互连市场规模到2030年有望增长四倍至730亿美元。美银分析师Vivek Arya预计,英伟达将引领这场变革,可能成为首家将传统铜基服务器背板更换为CPO(共封装光学)的集成系统供应商。 就在下周,英伟达备受瞩目的年度开发者大会(GTC 2026)将在美国加州圣荷西如期举办。野村东方国际证券强调,投资者将期待英伟达公布共封装光学(CPO)技术的更多路线图细节,同时也将关注其适用于横向扩展网络的无限带宽(Quantum-X)和以太网(Spectrum-X)共封装光学交换机相关信息,以及潜在供应链合作伙伴的官宣。 此前,英伟达分别向Coherent和Lumentum各投资20亿美元并签订多年期战略采购协议,与两家公司共同开发下一代硅光子技术。国投证券认为,英伟达此次出手,与其2025年在数据中心交换机产品线中引入CPO技术的战略部署高度吻合。 国金证券指出,英伟达战略决心坚定,以资本绑定上游核心产能,scale-up域对光互联需求显著提升,此举旨在快速...
Most artificial intelligence (AI) development happens inside enormous, centralized data centers, which house thousands of specialized chips called graphics processing units (GPUs). Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices are two of the world's top suppliers of GPUs, but Broadcom is also in the mix with customizable chips it calls AI accelerators. But AI infrastructure is made up of more than chips alone...
Most artificial intelligence (AI) development happens inside enormous, centralized data centers, which house thousands of specialized chips called graphics processing units (GPUs). Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices are two of the world's top suppliers of GPUs, but Broadcom is also in the mix with customizable chips it calls AI accelerators. But AI infrastructure is made up of more than chips alone. Corning (GLW +5.49%) has become a top supplier of fiber-optic cables, which transmit data at a much faster rate than copper cables. Speed is everything in the AI race, so data center operators are buying Corning's fiber hand over fist right now. That's driving a surge in the company's revenue. Corning's stock price has rocketed higher by 170% over the last 12 months. It's crushing Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom, which are up 61%, 94%, and 84% respectively over the same period. Here's why further gains might be ahead. AI data center operators are moving to fiber Nvidia's flagship Blackwell GPUs are often configured using the company's NV-Link racks. Each rack typically includes 72 GPUs, along with 36 central processors (CPUs) and several networking components. Each rack is connected using two miles of copper cable, but data center operators are quickly transitioning to fiber, which is a huge opportunity for Corning. Fiber is proven to transmit information at faster speeds, and over much longer distances, than copper, with minimal data loss. Many AI developers pay for cloud computing capacity by the minute, so faster processing speeds can result in substantial cost savings over time. Plus, while 72-GPU data center racks are the standard right now, every rack will eventually house hundreds of GPUs in the future, so the efficient transmission of data will become an even greater priority. That's why Facebook parent company Meta Platforms just secured its future supply of fiber. It signed a deal with Corning in January to purchase a whopping $6 billion worth of cables over the next ...
Key Points Corning is a leading supplier of fiber-optic cables for data centers, which transmit information far more efficiently than traditional copper cables. The company's CEO believes the market for data center optical fiber could triple, thanks to demand from the artificial intelligence (AI) industry. Corning stock isn't cheap right now, but the company has a pipeline of blockbuster deals tha...
Key Points Corning is a leading supplier of fiber-optic cables for data centers, which transmit information far more efficiently than traditional copper cables. The company's CEO believes the market for data center optical fiber could triple, thanks to demand from the artificial intelligence (AI) industry. Corning stock isn't cheap right now, but the company has a pipeline of blockbuster deals that could change that. 10 stocks we like better than Corning › Most artificial intelligence (AI) development happens inside enormous, centralized data centers, which house thousands of specialized chips called graphics processing units (GPUs). Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices are two of the world's top suppliers of GPUs, but Broadcom is also in the mix with customizable chips it calls AI accelerators. But AI infrastructure is made up of more than chips alone. Corning (NYSE: GLW) has become a top supplier of fiber-optic cables, which transmit data at a much faster rate than copper cables. Speed is everything in the AI race, so data center operators are buying Corning's fiber hand over fist right now. That's driving a surge in the company's revenue. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Corning's stock price has rocketed higher by 170% over the last 12 months. It's crushing Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom, which are up 61%, 94%, and 84% respectively over the same period. Here's why further gains might be ahead. AI data center operators are moving to fiber Nvidia's flagship Blackwell GPUs are often configured using the company's NV-Link racks. Each rack typically includes 72 GPUs, along with 36 central processors (CPUs) and several networking components. Each rack is connected using two miles of copper cable, but data center operators are quickly transitioning to fiber, which is a huge opportunity for Cor...
Most artificial intelligence (AI) development happens inside enormous, centralized data centers, which house thousands of specialized chips called graphics processing units (GPUs). Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices are two of the world's top suppliers of GPUs, but Broadcom is also in the mix with customizable chips it calls AI accelerators. But AI infrastructure is made up of more than chips alone...
Most artificial intelligence (AI) development happens inside enormous, centralized data centers, which house thousands of specialized chips called graphics processing units (GPUs). Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices are two of the world's top suppliers of GPUs, but Broadcom is also in the mix with customizable chips it calls AI accelerators. But AI infrastructure is made up of more than chips alone. Corning (NYSE: GLW) has become a top supplier of fiber-optic cables, which transmit data at a much faster rate than copper cables. Speed is everything in the AI race, so data center operators are buying Corning's fiber hand over fist right now. That's driving a surge in the company's revenue. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Corning's stock price has rocketed higher by 170% over the last 12 months. It's crushing Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom, which are up 61%, 94%, and 84% respectively over the same period. Here's why further gains might be ahead. Image source: Getty Images. AI data center operators are moving to fiber Nvidia's flagship Blackwell GPUs are often configured using the company's NV-Link racks. Each rack typically includes 72 GPUs, along with 36 central processors (CPUs) and several networking components. Each rack is connected using two miles of copper cable, but data center operators are quickly transitioning to fiber, which is a huge opportunity for Corning. Fiber is proven to transmit information at faster speeds, and over much longer distances, than copper, with minimal data loss. Many AI developers pay for cloud computing capacity by the minute, so faster processing speeds can result in substantial cost savings over time. Plus, while 72-GPU data center racks are the standard right now, every rack will eventually house hundreds of GPUs in the future, so the efficient transmis...
Since 1957, the S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.21%) has returned an average of 184% during bull markets. But the index has only returned 54% since the current bull market began on Oct. 12, 2022, and I doubt it will come anywhere close to the average. In fact, I think the bull market will end in 2026 due to a combination of policy uncertainty surrounding midterm elections, tariffs imposed by President Trump, and...
Since 1957, the S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.21%) has returned an average of 184% during bull markets. But the index has only returned 54% since the current bull market began on Oct. 12, 2022, and I doubt it will come anywhere close to the average. In fact, I think the bull market will end in 2026 due to a combination of policy uncertainty surrounding midterm elections, tariffs imposed by President Trump, and high valuations. Here are the important details. Stocks often decline sharply during midterm election years Midterm elections make investors nervous. The political party in the White House tends to lose seats in Congress, and the losses are usually substantial. In fact, in midterm elections since 1958, the political party in charge has lost an average of 24 House seats and three Senate seats. That creates uncertainty. Investors don't know if the president's political party will retain a sufficient number of seats to keep fiscal, trade, and regulatory policies moving forward. So, investors often pull money out of the stock market until midterm elections are done and the uncertainty dissipates. Not surprisingly, the S&P 500 tends to perform very poorly around midterm elections. Since 1958, the index has fallen by a median of 19% at some point during midterm election years. In other words, history says there is a 50-50 chance the S&P 500 declines at least 19% at some point in 2026. Tariffs and rising oil prices threaten to slow economic growth A study conducted by economics professors Gita Gopinath (Harvard) and Brent Neiman (Chicago Booth) found that U.S. companies and consumers paid 94% of President Trump's tariffs in 2025. A study published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York arrived at a similar conclusion, as did a study from the Kiel Institute. So what? President Trump has often claimed foreign exporters are paying tariffs. But each dollar in tariff revenue the government siphons away from U.S. companies and consumers is one that could have been spent to support the...
Key Stats for Oracle Stock Pre-market price change for Oracle stock: 9% 9% $ORCL Share Price as of Mar. 10: $149 $149 52-Week High: $345 $345 $ORCL Stock Price Target: $250 Now Live: Discover how much upside your favorite stocks could have using TIKR’s new Valuation Model (It’s free)>>> What Happened? Oracle (ORCL) stock is up 9% in pre-market after the company reported a strong fiscal third quart...
Key Stats for Oracle Stock Pre-market price change for Oracle stock: 9% 9% $ORCL Share Price as of Mar. 10: $149 $149 52-Week High: $345 $345 $ORCL Stock Price Target: $250 Now Live: Discover how much upside your favorite stocks could have using TIKR’s new Valuation Model (It’s free)>>> What Happened? Oracle (ORCL) stock is up 9% in pre-market after the company reported a strong fiscal third quarter and raised its revenue forecast for 2027. Here’s a quick look at how Oracle did versus what Wall Street expected: Earnings per share : $1.79 adjusted vs. $1.69 expected : $1.79 adjusted vs. $1.69 expected Revenue: $17.19 billion vs. $16.91 billion expected Total revenue grew 22% year over year. Cloud revenue hit $8.9 billion, up 44%. Cloud infrastructure was the standout, growing 84% to $4.9 billion. That’s a step up from 68% growth last quarter. Management also raised its fiscal 2027 revenue target by $1 billion, now guiding for $90 billion. Analysts had expected $86.6 billion, so that’s a meaningful beat on guidance. ORCL Stock Q3 Earnings vs. Estimates in Billion USD (TIKR) On the earnings call, co-founder Larry Ellison was blunt about where Oracle stands in the AI race. “That’s why we think we’re a disruptor,” he said, pointing to Oracle’s push to embed AI agents directly into its software products. See analysts’ growth forecasts and price targets for Oracle stock (It’s free) >>> What the Market Is Telling Us About Oracle Stock Oracle stock has had a rough stretch. It was down about 50% from its September highs before this report, and is still down 23% year-to-date. Investors had real concerns — the company took on heavy debt to fund its AI buildout, and renting out GPU capacity carries thinner margins than selling software. ORCL Stock Valuation Model (TIKR) This earnings report doesn’t erase those concerns, but it does give bulls something to work with. The 84% growth in cloud infrastructure and the $553 billion in remaining performance obligations show that demand ...
International Energy Agency reportedly proposed largest release of oil reserves in its history to bring down crude prices News just in: the G7 group of nations said today that they supported, in principle, the implementation of proactive measures to address oil supply issues and market volatility, including the use of strategic oil reserves. Energy ministers from the group held a virtual meeting w...
International Energy Agency reportedly proposed largest release of oil reserves in its history to bring down crude prices News just in: the G7 group of nations said today that they supported, in principle, the implementation of proactive measures to address oil supply issues and market volatility, including the use of strategic oil reserves. Energy ministers from the group held a virtual meeting with the International Energy Agency on Tuesday to discuss the impact of the Iran war on energy markets and supply. Working alongside the IEA, we are vigilantly monitoring energy market trends and are coordinating within the G7 and with our international partners, IEA member countries, and beyond. Several major questions loom over the oil market’s trajectory. Chief among them is the timing of safe passage for vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global oil supply. Another concern is the possibility of infrastructure damage... Even if major hostilities subside, the prospect of ongoing low-level Iranian drone attacks on energy infrastructure could prolong market instability into next year. I think it’s very likely that we’ll see gold get to over $6,000 an ounce by the third or fourth quarter this year. 9.45am GMT: Treasury Committee to quiz Rachel Reeves about spring forecast 12.30pm GMT: US inflation for February (previous: 2.4%, forecast: 2.4%) Continue reading...
NicoElNino/iStock via Getty Images Buying the Dip in the LITE Stock Lumentum Holdings Inc. ( LITE ) spun off from JDS Uniphase in 2015, and as a standalone entity, it designs and produces high-performance optical and photonic products through a vertically integrated business model, with the main business segments (by product type) being Components (66.7% of total revenue) and Systems (the remainin...
NicoElNino/iStock via Getty Images Buying the Dip in the LITE Stock Lumentum Holdings Inc. ( LITE ) spun off from JDS Uniphase in 2015, and as a standalone entity, it designs and produces high-performance optical and photonic products through a vertically integrated business model, with the main business segments (by product type) being Components (66.7% of total revenue) and Systems (the remaining ~33.3% of total revenues). By controlling the fabrication of complex semiconductor materials like Indium Phosphide (InP) and Gallium Arsenide (GaAs), LITE effectively holds ~50% of the AI EML market share, according to Citi analysts, and it's the niche that has been gaining market attention lately because of the ongoing pivot to single-mode InP-based lasers. As a result of this new trend, LITE has managed to go up by 814% on a YoY basis , and the growth in its market cap led to an inclusion in the S&P 500 index in early March 2026 : Seeking Alpha News Despite this phenomenal price action strength, LITE dropped by over 14% on Friday (March 6th) along with most other optics-related and AI-related names. There has been a massive multiple expansion before the dip that made the whole setup shaky - the macro fears spread quickly and pressed LITE's price last week. Plus, I guess that Wall Street has started to question LITE's physical limits on its wafer fabrication capacity in the near future - in the current environment, what are the odds of seeing another strong double-beat from the firm if so much has already been priced in? While the market might be right in the short term - the stock price has clearly gone too far too fast and needed a healthy correction to shake out early profit-takers - I think that no macro news like surging oil or geopolitical conflict can change the bullish fundamental setup for Lumentum. I think that the supply-constraint environment and the superiority of LITE's tech/offerings create a nice opportunity to hit higher margins ahead and hence surprise ...