Wolfspeed to Advance Two Semiconductor Plants With $750M in Federal Funding
Semiconductor producer Wolfspeed is planning to put $750 million offered under preliminary terms from the U.S. Dept. of Commerce toward construction of one plant in North Carolina and the expansion of another in Now York, officials and the company announced Oct. 15.
Silicon carbide power solutions company Wolfspeed, headquartered in North Carolina, has a tentative memorandum of ...
Wednesday's move continued Wolfspeed's relentless rise of late, as the stock has gained 63% over the past week and 86% over ...
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced Wolfspeed has reached a $750 million preliminary memorandum of terms ...
With proposed investments from the federal government under the CHIPS Act and private investors, Wolfspeed will have access ...
North Carolina-based chip manufacturer Wolfspeed has obtained substantial grant money for building a sprawling silicon carbide wafer plant in its home state.
Looking to boost production of wide bandgap semiconductors domestically, the U.S. Department of Commerce (DoC), through the ...
Wolfspeed’s use of silicon carbide enables the computer chips used in electric vehicles and other advanced technologies to be ...
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