OCP 2026: MicroVCSELs are gaining attention, but microLEDs still have a case
Credo’s microVCSEL pivot targets 10–20m data-center links where copper falls short, while microLEDs compete nearer compute on integration, power and thermal performance.
Credo’s microVCSEL pivot targets 10–20m data-center links where copper falls short, while microLEDs compete nearer compute on integration, power and thermal performance.
There was a small part of me that thought $CROX was going to rip yesterday after Alex Wang wore them at Meta Connect. Didn't happen. Makes me feel a little better about market froth levels https://t.co/YicRcUsEcM
$EVC https://t.co/OzRDf5rSVJ
This is pretty interesting given betaville doubled down this week on the ft report from last month that NXPI was buying $AMBA https://t.co/sTFBugyWZx
@Biohazard3737 Don't forget to include the very relevant index constituent $PURR to the tally.
AI think it is more a question of pricing (LLPA grid) for a $FICO scored loan than predictive power and has been for some time. A FICO loan and a VS loan do not command the same price by mortgage buyers, resulting in absurd amounts of money left on the table for sellers of securitized mortgages, and a much higher mortgage for individual buyers
I really like Liftoff $LFTO here. All of the ad tech businesses look too cheap. https://t.co/OzZE77AtrE
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