Credo Technology Group Holding

Credo sells a product most people have never heard of but that AI data centers increasingly cannot do without: cables and chips that move data between servers at very high speed without losing the signal. Its signature invention is the active electrical cable, a smart copper link that uses a small chip to push data faster and farther than a passive wire, offering a cheaper alternative to optical connections for short hops inside a data center. Credo also designs the SerDes technology that shuttles data on and off chips. Founded in 2008 and incorporated in the Cayman Islands with operations in the United States, it went public in 2022 just as the AI networking boom took off, which sent demand for its connectivity parts soaring. The stock is a focused bet on data-center bandwidth: it can grow explosively when hyperscalers build out capacity, but it leans heavily on a small number of very large customers.

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