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India’s GaN ecosystem gets a boost with Navitas Semiconductor and Cyient Semiconductors partnership
Find out how Navitas Semiconductor and Cyient Semiconductors plan to build India’s GaN power electronics ecosystem—read the full roadmap and outlook.
Can silicon carbide make Europe’s EV and energy supply chains truly self-reliant by 2030?
Onsemi’s Czech SiC chip fab is Europe’s first fully integrated facility. Can it help the EU achieve self-reliance in EV and energy supply chains by 2030?
EV propulsion breakthrough: Wolfspeed launches 1200V silicon carbide six-pack modules for next-gen inverters
Discover how Wolfspeed’s new 1200V SiC six-pack power modules could reshape EV inverter design, improve propulsion durability, and influence next-generation drivetrain sourcing.
Infineon Technologies stock slips despite green energy and AI data center momentum—what’s behind the investor hesitation?
Infineon stock dips after major green power and AI data center announcements. Find out why investors are holding back—and what could turn the tide.
Odisha, Punjab, Andhra get chip fabs — what this means for India’s supply chain
India approves ₹4,600 crore in new semiconductor plants across Odisha, Punjab, and Andhra Pradesh. See how this boosts manufacturing and jobs.
Mitsubishi Electric invests in Novel Crystal Technology to boost energy-saving power semiconductor development
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has taken an equity position in Novel Crystal Technology, Inc., a pioneering developer and seller…
STMicroelectronics, Sanan Optoelectronics form silicon carbide device manufacturing JV in China
STMicroelectronics, a Switzerland-based provider of semiconductor solutions, and Sanan Optoelectronics, a manufacturer of compound semiconductors in China, have…
Wolfspeed and NC A&T to build new U.S. R&D center to drive next-gen silicon carbide innovation
Wolfspeed and NC A&T team up to launch a new U.S. R&D center focused on silicon carbide semiconductors. Find out how this could reshape the future of chips.