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very different reasons qualcomm disconnected themselves from apple with their growth in automotive and iot amd same year on year growth and i'm expecting them to gain share in the data center and lose on client and then the impact marvell is hot, as well. 5g, edge networking and flawless execution by matt murphy and a low p/e ratio. lattice beyond turn around stage going head-to-head and altera and still i'm expecting a lot. synaptics customer experiences they're driving are incredible and micron the leader in ddr5 and a banner year for that company. >> hey, pat, it's nilay. good to see you. you mentioned auto i've been tracking auto very closely. a lot of the big car companies have cars sitting on lots waiting for chips and drastically rethinking how they procure supply for chips do you see that having any big impact on new companies? >> here's the irony of it, it's not the high computing chips that are slowing you down. these are the $2, $5 specialty power chips or connector chips that we often forget about that's going to be an issue for every company moving forward as the electronics i

there's just been a tremendous amount of demand across the industry for applications like automotive and iot and like industrial so the supply chain partners we have are, obviously, working through that situation and they're investing heavily in capx but in the meantime it's very tactical in terms of our need to really figure out where the demand is, how do we allocate the supply properly to that demand and keep up with growth but really it is a first class problem and we're just heads down focused on supporting our customers through this >> and tell us a little bit about the 5g demand. i'm curious if the fact that at&t verizon had to delay their 5g rollout because of the faa airline concerns or if you see additional demand around the metaverse around 55g. >> sure, julia the 5g rollout continues to be very strong. it started a few years ago with korea and moved to choina ask no in full force in the united states and europe and india will be big next year just to give an indication, we guided our 5g business at marvell up in the fourth quarter 30%. sequentially so we see strong deployments of

laid down the road map of projects that are not just futures but they are already in progress from iotanies will be participants there in the enterprise metaverse, these companies, including amazon and microsovietway laid down a future roadmap from the enterprise metaverse to space tech so i think these companies are in a great position to have continued strong growth in 2022. >> what is the enterprise metaverse? >> the enterprise metaverse is quite a bit different than the consumer metaverse what that means is the basically the visualization, stimulation of physical assets we talked about improvement and sensor technology, confused platforms and also the ability to enrich these platforms on the cloud with lots of data and ai there was a recent ipo the company samsurra, particularly iot. that's a good example and operating platform their first market was weight management and recently amazon indicated they're going to have the first digital twin, meaning a metaverse into an area google indicated recently supply chains would be their focus and microsoft said everything with the internet

software companies, iot, software as service company, and also any company that will benefit with moreance on office automation, office collaboration, application and software. work from home will stay longer than we expected. haidi: always a pleasure speaking with you. a chinese ai firm is relaunching at ipo after delaying the listing earlier this month. let's get more details. that listing really through -- is there much of a difference between the first round of details? reporter: the main difference is the cornerstone. there are a bunch of u.s. bonds. [indiscernible] mostly friends and family. the only raised $760 million, and that we see the cornerstone investors. david: we are fleshing it on our screens right now. december 30. that is when the debuts going to be? reporter: december 30 was supposed to be the debut. they expect to close the book thursday. the company is considering closing the book early to send a signal to the market but everything is well. haidi: our ipo reporter. coming up next, kaiser has appointed a financial advisor. we will get you the very latest, next. ♪ t

got autos, data center, you have av, you've got some terrific meta that he's discussing industrial iotything but say, listen, you got to buy the health care stocks this is a person who is at the -- is ground zero of technology and, david, i mean, honestly, david, short of let's say apple coming out and saying things are great, i think that sanjay represents the kind of thing that can really ignite a market. >> interesting his positive tone on the supply chain, which you noted from the call and then we had an interchange with him just now was somewhat surprising. he seems to believe that they can manage it, they can manage it regardless of what comes their way as a result of omicron. >> well, what that could mean at cisco, which my travel trust owns, ford, which -- gm, they've been held up by it one thing you mentioned earlier, where are the chips coming from? they're coming from malaysia i don't know how they're vaccinated there taiwan, i don't know how they're vaccinated there david, before i think sanjay, he's uniquely american his product is made here these other countries, we reall

iot report of february this year said there's only been one engineer added to the seattle office sincehe tragedies. so, i think there's some resolution here of what's really the fact and information, so i'll look forward to getting that information from you. i just firmly believe having the right staffing and integrated teams to advise you right now. not waiting for their moment and clarifying this change product rule process will be critical. okay, but very much appreciate mr. wong doing his job and standing at. so i think that makes the hearing for us today. the record will remain open till december 1st 2021. any senators that would like to submit questions for the record and four witnesses should do so by november 17th of this year. and we ask responses be returned no later than december 1st. so, that concludes our hearing again. thank you administrator for being here again today. >> thank you, ma'am. >> we're adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] next >> i look at

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