1. Credo Technology Group is well-positioned to benefit from AI and data center growth; 2. The company reported very strong quarterly results and provided revenue guidance that significantly exceeded expectations; 3. Despite a premium valuation, Credo's strong revenue growth, improving margins, and multi-year AI tailwinds make it a compelling investment, especially on pullbacks.
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