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AI performance isn't just about compute. It's about how fast, and how far, data can move. Marvell Technology CTO Chris Koopmans joined Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman to dig into why scaling AI means rethinking connectivity at every layer. From millimeters to thousands of kilometers, no single technology wins.... show more

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