MaxLinear, once seen as a declining broadband chipmaker, is now valued for its role in optical connectivity for AI data centers. Its stock price is volatile, currently around $61.33, with technical support between $55 and $60. If this support holds, the stock could target $130-$140 medium-term. Despite strong revenue growth and improving profitability, concerns about negative cash flow, insider selling, and valuation risks if AI demand slows remain. Investors may consider entry near $55-$60 with a stop loss below $55, as a weekly close under $55 could push support down to $44.
MaxLinear stock trades at USD 54.87 on Pluang as of Nov 05, 2026 16:51 WIB, down 3.48% for the day. The market values MaxLinear at $5.80 billion with a 52-week high of $128.03. Trading volume is 2,354,628 shares, reflecting active investor interest despite recent price declines.
MaxLinear reported a 210% year-over-year revenue increase in Q3 FY2026, driven by strong shipments of its Keystone 800G optical Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) and rising demand from hyperscale data centers. The company is shifting from legacy broad...
MaxLinear has received a Buy rating at around $67, driven by strong sales of AI data center chips and solid revenue growth. The company's Infrastructure segment now accounts for 57% of its revenue, supported by advanced 800G Keystone chips and upcomi...
