Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd
A maker of high-speed cables, chips, and connectors that link servers inside giant AI data centers, Credo designs products like its ZeroFlap cables and optical transceivers so the machines powering cloud computing can talk to one another quickly and reliably. Founded in 2008 by engineers specializing in SerDes connectivity, the company designs its chips but has them built by outside foundries. Its name comes from the Latin "credo," meaning "I believe," and its ZeroFlap brand is a nod to eliminating network "flaps"—the frustrating connection drops that can stall big AI training runs.
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