This still looks like a premium compounder, not a moonshot. The upside comes from owning more of the engineering workflow as AI chip programs proliferate: deeper verification demand, more
IP and hardware attach, stronger advanced-node relevance, and broader expansion into physics-heavy system design. That can support sustained mid-teens growth, but because the stock already starts expensive, most shareholder return should come from durable execution and duration rather than a dramatic
rerating.