The opportunity is real because MACOM sits in the bandwidth, power-efficiency and trusted-supply layers of AI infrastructure, not in a thin software wrapper. I expect growth to come from more optical content per link, more next-generation sockets, better fab
utilization and some monetization of supply assurance and
qualification-heavy services. The limiting factor is valuation: investors already pay a premium, so even strong business execution likely produces roughly 2x-class rather than explosive equity returns.