Wolfspeed, a U.S.-based silicon carbide (SiC) wafer vendor, is reportedly on the brink of filing for bankruptcy due to fierce ...

Wolfspeed, which divested its LED and RF businesses to focus on SiC-based power electronics, has been considered a flagbearer ...

Wolfspeed, the US-based chip component maker, is reportedly preparing to file for bankruptcy—sending shockwaves through the ...

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The disinvestments in non-core assets should positively impact ... Wolfspeed, which will lead to the final valuation. Market Share and Revenue Taking into consideration the estimates made by GMI ...

TrendForce adds that while Renesas has reportedly decided to halt in-house production of SiC power chips, the company does ...

Japanese chipmaker Renesas Electronics has scrapped its plan to mass-produce silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductors, ...

Despite current challenges, Wolfspeed's long-term positioning in the SiC technology market remains strong ... which could impact shareholder value. What risks does Wolfspeed face in securing ...

That grim outlook indicates the chilly SiC market won't warm up anytime soon. As its top-line growth slowed down, Wolfspeed ramped up its expansion of its New York and North Carolina plants over ...

Wolfspeed (WOLF), a leader in silicon carbide (SiC) technology, has recently secured a $2.5 billion investment to boost its expansion and enhance domestic silicon carbide production. With a hefty ...

Wolfspeed anticipates this SiC market growth will eventually deliver ... These government actions could impact sales for semiconductor companies. That's adding some downward pressure on the ...

Both companies could benefit from the secular expansion of the AI market. Wolfspeed's SiC chips -- which can operate at higher voltages, temperatures, and frequencies than traditional silicon ...