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Marvell (MRVL) management raised its fiscal 2028 revenue guidance to $20 billion and set a $70-90 billion target for fiscal 2031, a trajectory that underpins a bullish case for the stock.

The company supplies custom AI chips and data center networking technology to major tech companies, positioning it as a direct play on AI infrastructure spending. Analysts cited in the report argue MRVL could triple to $750 by 2031 if it hits those earnings targets.

The fiscal 2031 range is wide: the $70-90 billion band implies a $20 billion spread in outcomes, so the $750 projection hinges on landing toward the upper end. That is interpretation, not a stated forecast, but it shows how much of the bull case rests on execution against management's own targets.

Risks are explicit. Broadcom (AVGO) competes in the same custom-chip and networking arena, and a slowdown in AI spending would pressure the demand outlook that supports Marvell's guidance. The $750 target also assumes the company meets its earnings goals, leaving little room for misses.