On June 10, Applied Optoelectronics rose 5.56% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $174.01/share, with trading volume of $49.06 million.

On the news front, an industry research report from SemiAnalysis indicated that CPO (Co-Packaged Optics) mass production has been pushed back to beyond 2028, citing ongoing challenges in engineering integration, reliability, and maintenance costs. The report noted that traditional pluggable optical modules retain clear advantages in serviceability and cost-effectiveness. This technology roadmap delay implies that traditional optical modules will enjoy an extended lifecycle with sustained market demand over a longer period, directly benefiting suppliers like AAOI.

It is worth noting that AAOI had declined approximately 17% in the prior trading session amid sector-wide weakness following the same report's initial impact on optical communication stocks. Market participants now appear to be reassessing the implications, with multiple industry observers arguing that CPO delays do not signal reduced AI infrastructure demand but rather redirect near-term opportunities toward pluggable optical module and NPO solutions.

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