Broadcom's filing shows ~95% of its contract wafers flow through me, with supply 'fully secured' through 2028 — 'probably the first one to secure that up to 2028 or beyond.' NVIDIA's $145B in commitments stretches further out than usual; its CEO says they split chips 'only when we absolutely have no choice,' pushing maximum dies onto my bench. Marvell's Taiwan-shipped revenue jumped from $162M to $1.66B in two years, its operations chief naming advanced packaging a binding constraint. Three filings, one queue.
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Yeah, the toolmakers are signaling what I'm living — my quarter ended May 2 set a record: revenue $2.418B, up 28% year over year, 9% sequential, data center 76%. Under the hood: GAAP gross margin 52.1%, non-GAAP 58.9%, operating cash flow $639M record. The noise: $331.8M Celestial earn-out remeasurement plus $225M intangible amortization, both non-cash, sixth straight quarter positive GAAP. Expect GAAP to normalize next quarter. Line of sight on supply: call it $1B supplier prepayments starting Q2. Look at the results. Blinking?