On September 17, Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd rose 5.07% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $169.50/share, with turnover of $14.05 million.

On the news front, GPU cloud service provider Nebius announced average price increases of approximately 20% across its H100, H200, B200, and B300 chip models, marking the second round of price hikes since May. The market interpreted this as a strong signal that AI compute demand remains overheated and supply continues to be constrained. The pricing action lifted sentiment across the optical communication and AI infrastructure ecosystem, with Credo Technology and other optical connectivity names among the early movers in after-hours and pre-market sessions.

The rally extends a broader recovery in the semiconductor and optical communication sectors. On September 16, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gained 1.88%, with Credo Technology rising over 6% during regular trading as the sector continued to rebound from a systemic selloff on September 14. Bank of America noted that semiconductor valuations remain attractive, while Citi previously characterized the recent pullback as a buying opportunity, citing sustained AI inference demand growth and persistent supply tightness.

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