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US Optical Communication Stocks Continue Pre-Market Decline, Marvell and Corning Down Over 3%

On July 28, continuing yesterday's decline, US optical communication concept stocks continued to fall collectively in pre-market trading today. Among them, AXT Inc, Astera Labs, Viavi Solutions fell over 4%, Applied Optoelectronics, Coherent, Marvell Technology, Corning, MaxLinear, Tower Semiconductor, GlobalFoundries, Credo Technology fell over 3%, Lumentum fell nearly 3%.

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