These 10 Companies Led Monday’s Downturn

1. Semtech Corp. (NASDAQ:SMTC)

Semtech nosedived 31.02 percent on Monday to close at $37.6 apiece as investors sold off on news that Nvidia Corp. was pulling back support for a server rack configuration that used SMTC’s cable products, and that NVDA is coming out with a new processing unit and may be making the change to address overheating issues.

According to SMTC, it now expects sales of its CopperEdge products, which are used in copper cables, to be lower than the $50 million floor it previously targeted for fiscal year 2026.

Benchmark analyst Cody Acree said that NVDA’s decision was in line with its commitment to prioritize its resources to ensure a smooth generational transition to a system that was mired with overheating issues.

However, Acree believes that the news would not be as devastating to the company’s business as initially indicated in the soft after-market trading.

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