Rosenblatt analyst Hans Mosesmann spoke with Monolithic Power (MPWR) after a research report said the company’s power module for Nvidia’s (NVDA) Blackwell has been disqualified for certain higher power products on defect mechanisms. Monolithic Power’s senior management and product line management are not aware of any technical issues with Blackwell sockets, the analyst tells investors in a research note. The firm says a “disqualification” at this late stage of the Blackwell production cycle would require the supplier to be advised of the situation. In addition, Monolithic has seen “no bookings, backlog, variations or cancellations, period,” Rosenblatt points out. It is well known that Monolithic will lose share in Blackwell cycle relative to Hopper, as Nvidia has pushed for multi-sourcing, the firm adds. Shares of Monolithic Power are down 19%, or $145.50, to $615.90 in afternoon trading.
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