CREDO TECHNOLOGY GROUP HOLDING Stock Price, News & Analysis

xMEMS (CRDO) closed a $21 million Series D led by Boardman Bay Capital Management on October 30, 2025 to accelerate mass production and global commercialization of its piezoMEMS technologies for AI-enabled consumer devices.

The company highlighted two flagship product families—Sycamore, a thinnest high-fidelity MEMS loudspeaker, and µCooling, a chip-scale solid-state air-moving solution—and said the funding will expand manufacturing, deepen OEM partnerships, and continue R&D. xMEMS cited >250 granted patents and recent industry awards as evidence of commercial momentum.

Credo (NASDAQ: CRDO) joined the Arm Total Design ecosystem on October 14, 2025 to integrate Credo’s SerDes and mixed-signal DSP IP, including SerDes chiplets, with Arm Neoverse compute subsystems.

This collaboration aims to speed design of custom silicon for next‑generation AI, cloud and hyperscale data center applications by combining high‑speed connectivity IP (28G–224G signaling; LR+/LR/MR/VSR reach) with Arm processor building blocks for low‑power, high‑performance infrastructure and chiplet‑based MCM/2.5D designs.

Credo (NASDAQ: CRDO) will showcase high-speed connectivity solutions for AI infrastructure at the 2025 OCP Global Summit in San Jose, Oct 13-16.

At Booth B23 Credo will demo ZeroFlap optical modules and 1.6T AECs, Rubin rack assemblies, 224Gbps Bluebird DSPs, Lark 850 DSPs, Toucan PCIe Gen6 retimers, and the PILOT telemetry platform. Executive and expo presentations on Oct 14 include “The Path to Zero Flap” (1:15 p.m.) and an AEC session (4:20 p.m.). Meeting and demo requests via sales@credosemi.com.

Credo (NASDAQ: CRDO) introduced ZeroFlap (ZF) optical transceivers supporting 400G, 800G, and 1.6T speeds with the PILOT diagnostics platform to improve optical link reliability for AI backend networks. ZF optics target repeated connect/disconnect "flap" issues via mission-mode link quality monitoring (BER, FEC histograms, MPI), in-band messaging for endpoint management, on-transceiver non-volatile event logging, PILOT telemetry extraction on switches (initial SONiC support), and enhanced component hardening and self-diagnostics. Credo will contribute a ZF optical specification to a new OCP Optics Reliability Workstream, co-chaired with Oracle, and will present and demo at OCP Global Summit on Oct 14, 2025. ZF optics are now sampling; sales inquiries to sales@credosemi.com.

Credo Technology (NASDAQ: CRDO) has announced the acquisition of Hyperlume, Inc., a private company specializing in MicroLED-based optical interconnect technology for chip-to-chip communication. This strategic acquisition enhances Credo's portfolio of high-speed connectivity solutions, particularly targeting AI-driven data infrastructure deployments.

The integration of Hyperlume's microLED technology addresses the increasing bandwidth demands in AI, cloud, and hyperscale data centers by offering high-speed, energy-efficient, and low-latency data transmission capabilities essential for scaling massive AI clusters. The technology utilizes specialized ultra-fast microLEDs and ultra-low power circuitry to overcome traditional electronic interconnect limitations.

Credo Technology (NASDAQ: CRDO) has launched its new 224G PAM4 SerDes IP on TSMC's N3 process technology. This advancement enables 1.6Tbps port connectivity solutions, doubling the data rate of their previous 112G PAM4 IP.

The technology provides the networking backbone crucial for next-generation AI, cloud computing, and hyperscale applications. According to the 650 Group, the 1.6Tbps networking market is projected to reach $13B by 2028. The SerDes IP family includes signaling options from 28G to 224G with various reach options including LR+, LR, MR, and VSR+.

Credo Technology (NASDAQ: CRDO) will showcase its advanced optical connectivity solutions at the European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC) Exhibition from September 29 – October 1, 2025, in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The company will demonstrate its 1.6Tbps Bluebird optical digital signal processor (DSP) supporting 224Gbps per lane PAM4 data transmission, and 800G transceivers powered by the Credo Lark 850 DSP consuming less than 10W of power. These innovations focus on delivering improved power efficiency for AI networks and next-generation optical communications.

Omni Design Technologies has successfully raised over $35 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding round, led by CDIB-TEN Capital and other prominent investors. The company specializes in Wideband Signal Processing™ solutions for AI data applications.

The funding round attracted notable investors including CDIB-Innolux II, FM Capital, Tipping Point Ventures, VentureTech Alliance, and others. Omni Design's technology has been adopted by multiple tier-one customers for applications in networking, wireless communications, autonomous vehicles, satellite communications, and AI.

The company's patented solutions deliver high-performance, low-power data conversion technology with built-in intelligence, addressing the growing demand for AI-driven data processing and increasing network speeds.

Credo Technology (NASDAQ: CRDO) has unveiled its groundbreaking Bluebird Digital Signal Processor (DSP) for 1.6Tbps optical transceivers, designed specifically for AI networks. The new DSP enables 224Gbps per lane PAM4 data transmission with industry-leading power efficiency, allowing 1.6T transceivers to operate at under 20W power consumption.

The Bluebird DSP features ultra-low latency below 40ns in each direction and supports high-density 800G or high-capacity 1.6T optical transceivers. Key capabilities include advanced telemetry features for link monitoring, optional IEEE-compliant error correction for various fiber reaches, and dynamic performance optimization features for different operating environments.