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"So, here is Marvel Technology again, $87 per share. But what's most important, guys, the market cap, $72.8 billion. This tells me if I bought every single share outstanding, how much I have to pay to own the whole company. And here's what I also like: an enterprise value of 77.6, meaning a $5 billion net debt, while they generated $1.6 billion in free cash flow last year – essentially, they could pay off that debt in three years. Now, more about Marvel: they're becoming a quiet force in the AI chip space, building custom AI accelerators used by giants like Microsoft and Amazon, with management guiding toward 10 billion in revenue by 2026."
Detailed commentary on Marvel Technology highlights its valuation metrics and growth potential in the AI chip market, though concerns about return on capital remain.

"Number two, I've got my eyes on the tech space as well. I'm looking at shares of Marll Technologies. This is ticker MRVL. We're seeing shares up about 1.3%. This is after city opened a positive catalyst watch on the company. This is a chipmaker. This is ahead of their conference. It's a tech conference they're going to be having next month in Las Vegas. They're saying that they expect Marll and peers to highlight growing adoption of scaleup networking including co-acked optics at the CES conference which likely will help um this company Marll to win tranium 4. So, we are seeing a bit of a positive upswing here for the company. Shares though, down on a year-to-date basis by about 23%."
The speaker highlights a positive catalyst for Marll Technologies (MRVL) with anticipation around an upcoming tech conference in Las Vegas, suggesting that increased adoption of scaleup networking and co-acked optics could drive a turnaround. Despite a 23% drop on a year-to-date basis, the commentary points to a short-term opportunity due to industry events.
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