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Home / Business and Economy / Navitas Dives 35% on AI Bubble Fears

Navitas Dives 35% on AI Bubble Fears

6 Dec

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Summary

  • Navitas stock plunged 35.1% in November due to AI market concerns.
  • The company is pivoting from mobile to AI data centers and high-power solutions.
  • Navitas partners with Nvidia on next-gen 800V data centers for 2027.
Navitas Dives 35% on AI Bubble Fears

Navitas Semiconductor experienced a significant 35.1% stock decline in November, driven by increasing market apprehension surrounding the artificial intelligence sector. Investors are wary of a potential bubble forming from extensive capital spending on AI, which could negatively impact companies like Navitas.

The company is undergoing a strategic pivot, deprioritizing lower-margin, short-lifecycle projects in mobile and certain Chinese markets. Instead, Navitas is redirecting its resources and attention to high-power solutions for durable markets, including AI data centers, performance computing, and energy infrastructure. A key initiative is its collaboration with Nvidia on developing solutions for 800V high-voltage direct current data centers, slated for 2027.

Despite market anxieties about AI growth sustainability, Navitas is positioned as one of only two companies offering a full spectrum of power solutions from grid conversion to processor power. Management anticipates substantial profitability contributions from these new ventures starting in 2027, signaling confidence in its future direction.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Navitas stock fell sharply in November due to market concerns about a potential AI capital spending bubble.
Navitas is pivoting towards high-power solutions for AI data centers, performance computing, and energy infrastructure.
Navitas is partnering with Nvidia on next-generation 800V data centers expected to be ready for 2027.

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