Strong Top-Line Growth
Revenue of $137.2M in Q1 2026, up 43% year‑over‑year from $95.5M and slightly up from $136.4M in the prior quarter, driven by accelerating data center demand.
Infrastructure Segment Surge
Infrastructure revenue ~ $63M in Q1 and grew 136% year‑over‑year, becoming the company's largest revenue category driven by optical data center ramps.
Optical Data Center Upside and Guidance Raise
Company increased 2026 optical data center revenue expectations to $150M–$170M (≈$30M–$40M higher than prior expectations) and expects a step‑function data center revenue increase beginning in Q2 with strong run rates into 2027.
Product Ramps and Technology Leadership
Keystone PAM4 DSP is ramping with multiple hyperscalers (400G/800G); new platforms showcased (Rushmore 200Gbps‑per‑lane PAM4 DSP, Washington TIA, Annapurna 1.6T AEC / 3.2T retimer) positioning the company for next‑generation data center architectures.
Panther Storage Accelerator Momentum
Panther family gaining design wins with tier‑one network and cloud providers; company expects storage accelerator revenue to at least double in 2026 vs. 2025.
Healthy Gross Margins
Q1 GAAP gross margin 57.5% and non‑GAAP gross margin 59.5%; Q2 gross margin guidance of 56%–59% GAAP and 58%–61% non‑GAAP, reflecting high‑margin infrastructure mix.
Solid Segment Wins and Deployments
First XGS‑PON design win at a U.S. hyperscale data center (via a tier‑one OEM), USB bridge controller wins with two major hyperscalers, Sierra wireless SoC deployments with multiple North American operators, and large‑scale single‑chip fiber PON and Wi‑Fi 7 gateway deployments with a second tier‑one North American service provider.
Improved Working Capital Metrics
Days sales outstanding improved to ~27 days in Q1 and days of inventory reported at ~128 days (company called this an improvement vs. prior quarter days).
Confident Near‑Term Revenue Guidance
Q2 2026 revenue guidance of $160M–$170M (all four end markets expected to grow sequentially) and operating expense guidance (GAAP $91M–$97M; non‑GAAP $61M–$66M).