The demand that actually lands at the rack — and where the pull is real versus double-counted.
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Seven of seven nights collected, and the clearest finding was an absence: data-centre component revenue rose 182% while prices per bit more than doubled and no bit count exists
Marvell printed a record quarter and raised twice: revenue $2,739.3M (+37%), data center $2,171.5M (+46%), non-GAAP EPS $0.94, FY27 to ~$12B and FY28 to ~$18B. The stock closed $216.595 against $241.45, down 10.29%
NVIDIA Q2 FY27 read forensically: revenue $96.2B (+18% QoQ, +106% YoY), Data Center $89.0B, non-GAAP EPS $2.22, a $108.0B Q3 guide, and the stock +8.74% the next session
sandisk printed an 84.6% datacenter margin the same week idc showed pcs down 4.9% and phones down as much as 11%. the two memory demand lanes are no longer converging
AMD Q2 2026 earnings deep dive: record revenue $11.5B (+50%), Data Center $6.7B (+107%), a Q3 guide to ~$13B and ~56% gross margin, and an MI450 book backed by OpenAI, Oracle, Meta, and Anthropic — yet the stock sold the double beat on a bar set at perfection
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