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Marvell Technology

Marvell Technology

Semiconductor Manufacturing

Santa Clara, CA 400,999 followers

About us

We believe that infrastructure powers progress. That execution is as essential as innovation. That better collaboration builds better technology. At Marvell, We go all in with you. Focused and determined, we unite behind your goals as our own. We leverage our unrivaled portfolio of infrastructure technology to identify the best solution for your unique needs. And we sit shoulder-to-shoulder with your teams to build it. Agile in our thinking, and our partnerships, we look for unexpected connections that deliver a competitive edge and reveal new opportunities. At Marvell, we’re driven by the belief that how we do things matters just as much as what we do. Because, with a foundation built on partnership, anything is possible.

Website
http://www.marvell.com
Industry
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters
Santa Clara, CA
Type
Public Company
Founded
1995
Specialties
Semiconductors, Wireless and Wires Connectivity, Storage Solutions, Consumer Solutions, Enterprise Solutions, Cloud Infrastructure, and Data Center

Locations

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    5488 Marvell Lane

    Santa Clara, CA 95054, US

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  • 5th Floor, Block B Incubation Center Building, Lot D.01 Tan Thuan Road

    Tan Thuan Export Processing Zone Tan Thuan Dong Ward District 7

    Ho Chi Minh City, VN

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  • 2 Temple Back East Temple Quay

    Bristol , BS1 6EG, GB

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  • 2Fl., No.1, Alley 20, Lane 407, Sec. 2 Ti-Ding Blvd.

    Nei Hu District

    Taipei, Taiwan 114, R,O.C., TW

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  • A-One Business Center Z.A. La Piece 1-A5

    Rolle, 1180, CH

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  • Gran Via #6

    28013

    Madrid, ES

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  • Marvell Asia Pte Ltd

    Tai Seng Centre 3 Irving Road, #10-01

    Singapore, 369522, SG

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  • Laan van Diepenvoorde

    4, 5582

    LA Waalre, NL

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  • 19F Arc Place, 142 (736-1 Youksam Dong) Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu

    Seoul, 06236, KR

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    Suwon-city, Kyungkido, KR

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  • 4F Meguro Hilltop Walk

    4-1-5 Kami-Osaki, Shinagawa

    Tokyo, 141-0021, JP

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  • 6 Hamada Street Mordot HaCarmel Industrial Park

    Yokneam, 20692, IL

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  • 94 Shlomo Shmeltzer Way, Ofer Park

    Petah Tikva, 49527, IL

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  • Global Technology Park, Tower D, 10th & 11th Floors

    Marathahallli - Sarjapur Outer Ring Road

    Bangalore, 560103, IN

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    Ettlingen, DE

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  • Boge Allé 5 DK-2970

    Hørsholm, DK

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  • Unit 405,406,407 4nd Flr, Sohu Building, Tsinghua Science Park, Bldg 9 No.1, Zhongguancun East Road Haidian District

    Beijing, 100084, CN

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    Shenzhen, 518067, CN

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    Shanghai, 201203, CN

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    Chengdu, , Sichuan Province, 610041, CN

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    Nanjing, 210012, CN

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    Hamilton HM 10, BM

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    Burlington, VT 05401, US

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    #400

    Austin, TX 78728, US

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    Suite #100

    Houston, TX 77070, US

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    Morrisville, NC 27560, US

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    #140

    Minnetonka, MN 55343, US

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    Marlborough, MA 01752, US

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    Boise, Id 83712, US

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    Irvine, California 92618, US

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    Suite 100

    Chandler, AZ 85286, US

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    Lakeview Corporate Center, 1st Floor, Suite 100, 162, 180

    Westlake Village, California 91362, US

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    Suite 400

    Rochester, Minnesota 55901, US

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Employees at Marvell Technology

Updates

  • View profile for Jinin So

    Samsung, Senior Director, Memory System Architect (AXDIMM, CXL-PNM, Composable MS)

    Thrilled to unveil the CXL Process Near Memory (CXL-PNM) Disaggregation System at OCP Global Summit 2025! The Samsung Memory Architecture Group (MAG) is proud to have jointly developed this groundbreaking system with Marvell Technology and Liqid. This CXL-PNM system is a paradigm shift for new memory architecture, especially for Agentic AI. System Highlights: - Each CXL-PNM card delivers an impressive 200GB/s memory bandwidth and 4TB capacity. - It is powered by 16 ARM Neoverse V2 CPUs and the latest vector/matrix engines. - By linking up to 10 PNM cards, achieved 2TB/s memory bandwidth and 40TB capacity. This architecture allows Agentic AI workloads to offload TB-scale vector databases and KV caches—too large for GPU HBM—and directly process memory-bound operations like KNN/ ANN/ Attention. This effectively bypasses the bottleneck limitations of PCIe interconnects bandwidth. Our team presented the architecture in depth at the OCP Global Summit breakout session: - The Heterogenenous Memory Solutions for Agentic AI (by Jinin So): Showcasing significant performance and capacity enhancements via MRDIMM and CXL Memory Expander solutions. Introducing the PNM Engine directly into memory to alleviate congestion and stress on backend network(NVLink/UALink/SUE/CXL/PCIe) interconnects. - Software Enablement for PNM (by Wonjae Lee): Our progress and direction in developing the essential software to support the new PNM hardware architecture. - Advanced Memory Orchestration (by Han Deok Lee Taehoon Lee): Unveiling the Samsung DCMFM (Data-Centric Memory Fabric Manager) Software for efficient orchestration and management of these advanced memory resources. I will continue to focus on developing heterogeneous memory system technologies, including PIM/PNM, with the OCP Server/CMS/DCC FTI work streams to improve performance/$, and power efficiency for AI workloads. A huge thank you to our industry and academic partners for their invaluable support in developing this system: - Marvell Technology: Khurram Malik - Liqid: Sumit Puri - Academia: Professor Jung Ho Ahn(Seoul National University), Professor Nam Sung Kim (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Professor Jungwook Choi(Hanyang University), Professor Ada Gavrilovska(Georgia Institute of Technology), - Samsung Electronics MSL : VP Sung-Wook Ryu, Mayank Saxena, Ramdas Kachare, Minyong ­Yoon We are committed to the continuous evolution of this system into 2026 with: - Explosive bandwidth and capacity improvements through LPDDR-based PIM integration. - SW Ecosystem expansion with Triton, OpenXLA, and oneAPI support. - Support for GPU backend networks (NVLink, UALink, SUE). We look forward to collaborating with you on the OCP platform to shape the future of AI infrastructure. Please reach out if you're interested in joining this exciting journey! #Samsung #PNM #CXL #AgenticAI #OCP2025 #DataCenter #AIInfrastructure #Marvell #Liqid #OpenComputeProject

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  • Most greenhouse gas emissions in the electronics industry occur in the value chain, making Scope 3 emissions among the most difficult to address. At #ResponsibleBusiness2025, Alua Suleimenova, Senior Sustainability Program Manager at Marvell Technology, will join the panel "The Connection Between Decarbonization and Circularity" to discuss how circular strategies are being applied to reduce emissions. Speakers will share real-world experiences and practical insights on approaches such as eco-design, reuse, refurbishment, and material recovery. The session will also address the challenge of measuring avoided emissions and the need for standardized methodologies to quantify circularity’s impact. 📅 November 11–14 | National Harbor, Maryland 🔗 Learn more and register: rbaconference.org #SupplyChain #Sustainbility #Decarbonization #Circularity #Recycling

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  • View profile for Navin Bishnoi

    Country Head (Marvell India) & AVP Central Engineering

    As we light diyas across India and beyond, may we also ignite the spark of hope and progress—building a future that is brighter, better, and inclusive for everyone. Let’s continue to inspire one another, take bold steps together, and celebrate the journey with purpose and pride. Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, joyful, and luminous Diwali! #DeepawaliGreetings #Festival #Hope #Lights

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  • View profile for Sarbjeet Johal

    Technology Analyst and GTM Strategist

    AI, Semiconductors and #WomenInTech. Listen to the women leaders Sharon Clay (NVIDIA), Danielle S. (Microsoft), Olivia Wu (Meta) and Manisha Gambhir (Marvell Technology) on SiliconANGLE & theCUBE + NYSE Wired. As father of two daughters and brother of two sisters, I appreciate any efforts to highlight women in technology and business very much. This is why I partner deeply with SiliconANGLE & theCUBE for the values and principles they carry. Full, must see video: https://lnkd.in/gx8Y57TS John Furrier David Vellante Robert Hof Donald C. Klein Regina Hoshimi Brian J. Baumann Remy Blaire

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  • As AI systems scale, the need for higher bandwidth, lower latency and improved thermal efficiency is redefining data center design. At the Open Compute Project Foundation Global Summit 2025, Kishore Atreya, senior director of platform product management at Marvell, joined NextGenInfra.io to demonstrate the co-packaged optics (CPO) reference platform, a liquid-cooled 1 OU system powered by 16 Marvell® 6.4T light engines that integrate advanced silicon photonics for electrical-to-optical signal conversion. In the discussion, Kishore explores: 🔹 How co-packaged optics merge electrical and optical signals within the package 🔹 Key design considerations for high-density AI applications 🔹 The role of silicon photonics and external light sources in scalable systems 🔹 Challenges of managing more than 36,000 fibers at rack scale 🔹 The industry path toward CPO deployment from scale-out to scale-up Watch the full demonstration on NextGenInfra’s YouTube channel: https://mrvl.co/42SGn3j

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  • View profile for Seraphina L.

    Director of Product Development | Data Center & Optical Connectivity

    Having spent years in the optical connectivity space, I can confidently say Marvell Technology’s Ara platform is a leap forward. At 1.6 Tbps with low power consumption, it’s exactly the kind of innovation needed to fuel the AI-driven future of data centers. The real win here isn’t just the raw speed, it’s about delivering sustainable, scalable solutions that keep up with the demand for faster, smarter data handling. As someone who’s seen the evolution of optical tech, I believe we’re just scratching the surface of what’s possible. Excited to see how this shapes the future of cloud infrastructure.  #TechInnovation #OpticalConnectivity #AI #DataCenter #Marvell #Bandwidth #PAM4

  • Leading the future of AI infrastructure at OCP 2025. Last week, Marvell joined the global technology community at the Open Compute Project Foundation Global Summit to showcase how open collaboration and innovation are redefining data infrastructure for the AI era. Throughout the week, Marvell experts presented across executive, networking, memory, AI, and security tracks, sharing advancements in custom silicon, chiplet integration, CXL memory, and co-packaged optics that are enabling scalable and energy-efficient AI systems. Marvell also announced new active copper cable (ACC) linear equalizers, expanding its connectivity portfolio with longer-reach, power-efficient copper solutions for high-speed, scale-up interconnects. In collaboration with Infraeo, Marvell demonstrated a 9-meter 800G active electrical cable (AEC), a breakthrough in copper technology that extends connectivity to row-scale distances and enables low-latency interconnects for next-generation AI infrastructure. In the Expo Hall, attendees experienced several additional demonstrations, including: ✔️ Structera™ CXL near-memory acceleration and expansion ✔️ Alaska® P PCIe 6 retimers for AI scale-up ✔️ Ara 200G/lambda 1.6T PAM4 optical DSPs for AI scale-out ✔️ Teralynx® switch telemetry APIs for real-time network visibility Together, these innovations highlight Marvell leadership in open, standards-based collaboration and its role in driving the future of AI and cloud data centers. Watch the highlights from OCP 2025: https://mrvl.co/4nWJMXf

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  • View profile for Eyal Worthalter

    Security Sales @ Marvell | Cybersecurity Ecosystem Builder | Helping Cyber-Sellers Thrive 🚀 | Strategic Partnerships 🤝

    Week well spent at #OCP2025 diving deep into AI infrastructure. The energy here is different from the RSA and Black Hat conferences I usually attend. Less swag, more substance. Not just selling, it’s about solving infrastructure challenges. What stands out: the community’s focus on open ecosystems and genuine knowledge sharing. Engineers talking to engineers about real challenges in scaling AI infrastructure. Proud to represent Marvell Technology and showcase the technologies we’re bringing to market: Complete CPC/CPO systems for scale up, Memory Acceleration CXL and lots os other cool things. The conversations happening here around open standards and interoperability? This is where the future of AI infrastructure gets built.

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  • As AI and data workloads continue to scale, unlocking greater memory bandwidth is becoming essential to meet performance and efficiency demands. At the Open Compute Project Foundation Global Summit 2025, Khurram Malik, senior director of product marketing for CXL at Marvell, joined NextGenInfra.io to discuss how the Marvell® Structera™ CXL portfolio is addressing these challenges head-on. In the interview, Khurram highlights: 🔹 Structera A with 16 Arm core processors for deep learning and inference workloads 🔹 Structera X capabilities for memory expansion in hyperscale deployments 🔹 Solutions for bridging DDR4 and DDR5 memory with compression algorithms 🔹 Real-world high-bandwidth memory applications including deep learning recommendation models and machine learning Watch the full discussion on NextGenInfra’s YouTube channel: https://mrvl.co/47iVCUD 

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  • View profile for Henry Massey

    Senior Principal, Workplace Platforms & Intelligent Automation (AI) at Marvell | Workplace Technology Leader | Secure, data-driven portfolio decisions

    A powerful week at Marvell Technology HQ - our newly formed leadership team came together to align, challenge ideas, and build clarity around where we’re headed. We focused on what matters most for our next chapter: Establishing a governance cadence that keeps us connected and accountable Evaluating our current and future tech ecosystem Defining how we measure success through reporting, KPIs, and dashboards Designing new organizational data structures and automation frameworks And centralizing systems to drive smarter, faster execution What stood out most wasn’t the systems - it was the synergy between these incredible humans. When alignment meets momentum, transformation follows. The future of work isn’t built in theory - it’s built in rooms like these. Jeremy Salles, Jerrica Castagno DeAlba, FMP, Brandon Briggs, MCR.w , Jessica Hoenig-Montalvo

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