TLDR Marvell stock gains as FY2028 revenue guidance rises to $20 billion The company expects fiscal 2028 revenue growth of about 67% year over year AI chip and data center demand remain centr
Marvell Technology (MRVL) stock gained 5.64% to $286.58 during Tuesday trading after the company raised its long-term revenue guidance. The semiconductor company now expects fiscal 2028 revenue to reach about $20 billion. The stronger forecast reflects expanding demand for custom chips and data center infrastructure.
Marvell Technology, Inc., MRVL The updated outlook marks a significant increase from Marvell’s previous fiscal 2028 revenue target. Management had projected about $18 billion in August, while market estimates had centered near $18.2 billion. Therefore, the latest guidance places Marvell above its earlier expectations for the period.
Marvell also expects fiscal 2028 revenue to rise about 67% from the previous year. Chief Executive Matt Murphy presented the updated targets during the company’s investor day conference Tuesday. The announcement strengthened attention around Marvell’s growing exposure to large-scale computing infrastructure.
Marvell expects demand from large technology companies to support its revenue expansion through fiscal 2028. The company develops custom silicon and networking products for high-performance computing systems. These products help data centers move information efficiently between processors, memory, and other infrastructure components.
The company estimates its total addressable market related to artificial intelligence could reach approximately $400 billion by 2030. Marvell works on custom silicon programs with major technology companies, including Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. Consequently, these partnerships give Marvell exposure to continued spending on large data center projects.
Marvell competes directly with Broadcom across several semiconductor infrastructure markets. Both companies provide networking technologies and custom processors used in advanced computing systems. However, Marvell has expanded its position through custom chip programs and high-speed connectivity products.
Semiconductor companies have benefited from rising spending on computing capacity and large data centers this year. Marvell has participated in that expansion through products designed for networking and custom processing workloads. Meanwhile, technology companies continue building infrastructure that requires faster data transfer and greater computing efficiency.
Marvell also gained broader market exposure after joining the S&P 500 index in June. The inclusion followed substantial share appreciation during 2026 and increased the company’s presence within major equity benchmarks. Marvell shares have climbed more than 240% since the beginning of the year.
Earlier this year, Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang highlighted Marvell’s position within the semiconductor industry. The company has since continued expanding its custom silicon and networking businesses. Its latest fiscal 2028 forecast now reinforces management’s expectations for substantial revenue growth.
Marvell designs high-speed infrastructure that connects processors across modern data centers. Its portfolio includes networking, connectivity, storage, and custom semiconductor products. These technologies support cloud computing providers that require large amounts of processing capacity.
The company has increasingly focused on custom silicon programs for major hyperscale customers. Those projects allow large technology companies to develop specialized chips for specific computing workloads. Marvell provides design expertise and semiconductor technologies that support those customized platforms.
The revised revenue outlook adds another growth target to Marvell’s expanding data center business. Management now expects stronger fiscal 2028 sales than projected only two months earlier. The increase reflects the company’s larger role in custom silicon and high-speed data center infrastructure.
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