Astera Labs, Inc.
ALAB
Jodie situation report
Astera Labs, Inc.'s move is being confirmed by its market group.
ALAB accounts for 5.5% of the group's measured movement across 8.2 effective names. raw member direction is mixed; 11 of 12 session-normalized paths align to the downside. Capital-flow agreement is 18%, so confirmation is not yet clean. No verified headline preceded the measured group move.
Is this move genuinely shared?
ALAB was the first measured mover. ALAB crossed its material path threshold at 09:35 ET. HUT, LUMN, CIFR followed.
- Revenue increased 104.5% versus the comparable filing period.
- Gross margin fell 2.6 percentage points.
10 of 16 members in High-Performance Computing are active. 0 of 8 disclosed connections are confirming.
- At least 11 of 16 members remain active in the next snapshot.
- Capital-flow agreement rises above 55%.
- A filing-linked outsider such as KEEL begins moving with the group.
Invalidation: The live read weakens if participation falls to 5 of 16 members or fewer.
Who this business touches
The relationships behind ALAB
Customers, suppliers, partners and competitors named in company filings—not inferred from headlines.
Depends on
AMKRAmkor Technology, Inc.supplierFeb 20, 2026 ▾
“We use Advanced Semiconductor Engineering and Amkor Technologies to assemble, package, and test our ICs.”
AVGOBroadcom Inc.competitorFeb 20, 2026 ▾
“Our principal competitors include Broadcom, Inc., Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd., Marvell Technology, Inc., Microchip Technology Inc., Montage Technology, Parade Technologies, Ltd., and Rambus, Inc.”
Depended on by
CRDOCredo Technology Group Holding LtdcompetitorJun 15, 2026 ▾
“Our principal competitors with respect to our products include Broadcom Ltd.”
Filing peers
Companies whose filings use similar operating language.
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What is moving around it
Live connections
ALAB is currently a Participant in the organic co-movement group High-Performance Computing. This group is discovered from market behaviour rather than assigned from an industry taxonomy. 3 filing-linked names are in the relationship map; none is currently confirmed as moving with the group.