According to a senior engineer at Inphi:
> Hyperscalers prefer to stay on 800G as long as possible to maximize existing infrastructure investments unless specific inference workloads (like long-context or domain-specific enterprise models) necessitate a faster migration to 1.6T.>While some anticipate 3.2T deployment by late 2028, a true majority market field deployment is more realistically expected closer to 2030.> Regarding Credo, the expert notes that the company operates in a similar space to Marvell's scale-up segment and achieved major success by dominating the active copper cable market with a well-timed solution after nearly failing in the past. Many of Credo's engineers previously worked within the expert's group at Marvell, and they are recognized as having strong engineering capabilities. Credo initially capitalized because Marvell's product management and roadmap focus were directed toward optical connectivity rather than that specific copper segment. However, the expert believes that Marvell's next-generation offerings position them on par or ahead in the ongoing race, even though Credo will not easily relinquish its dominant position.$Marvell Tech(MRVL.US) $Credo Tech(CRDO.US)The copyright of this article belongs to the original author/organization.
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