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Mysterious traders rush to AI stock after NVIDIA CEO’s $1T call

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang told Marvell Technology CEO Matthew Murphy at Computex Week in Taipei on June 1 that Marvell could be the next $1 trillion company. Marvell’s AI data-center networking chips are key, and NVIDIA announced a $2 billion investment and strategic partnership on May 31. Marvell shares rose from above $200 to an ATH $324.15. Separately, MRVL-linked Hyperliquid futures saw $293M volume and $121.87M open interest.

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post-keynote momentum; on-chain MRVL-linked contract volume/open interest in the last 24 hours
risk-on/AI momentum aligned with MRVL’s surge and heavy leveraged derivatives trading

MRVL is the direct beneficiary of the AI-chip read-across narrative and is seeing on-chain derivatives activity tied to its equity price.

Marvell was singled out by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang as the “next trillion-dollar company,” coinciding with a sharp MRVL surge.

Near-term momentum likely persists while traders chase the AI-networking “next NVIDIA” framing; volatility elevated given leverage and on-chain flow.

Background

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made a keynote prediction at Computex Week (Taipei) naming Marvell as the next trillion-dollar company; the companies also announced a $2B NVIDIA investment and strategic partnership on May 31.

Why it matters

The headline ties together (1) a high-visibility AI networking read-across from NVIDIA’s CEO, (2) a recent NVIDIA investment/partnership, and (3) a measurable spike in MRVL-linked leveraged derivatives trading on Hyperliquid, suggesting traders are actively repositioning around the momentum.

Market relevance

MRVL is experiencing momentum trading driven by AI infrastructure narrative and leveraged equity-linked derivatives activity, increasing near-term volatility and attention.

Market effects

Reinforces “picks-and-shovels” AI infrastructure trade (networking/connectivity chips) and can lift sentiment for other AI semiconductor infrastructure names via read-across.

Taipei Computex keynote context may amplify Asia-to-US AI semis sentiment spillover.

Highlights global AI supply-chain attention and the growing use of crypto venues for equity-linked derivatives/hedging.

Alternative perspectives

The move may be narrative-driven and amplified by leveraged, anonymous derivatives flows rather than a new fundamental MRVL datapoint.

The article doesn’t provide incremental MRVL financial guidance; traders may be over-weighting a single CEO remark and underpricing execution risk of the NVIDIA-MRVL partnership.

Key entities

  • Marvell Technology

    Subject of the CEO “next trillion-dollar” call; MRVL shares surged and MRVL-linked contracts saw heavy volume/open interest on Hyperliquid.

  • NVIDIA

    Provided the read-across via CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote comment and recently announced a $2B investment/partnership with Marvell.

  • Hyperliquid

    Decentralized crypto perpetuals venue where MRVL-linked contracts traded heavily with anonymous wallet activity.

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