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We’re leading the transformation from silicon to silicon carbide and GaN as we shape the future of semiconductor markets.
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We’re leading the transformation from silicon to silicon carbide and GaN as we shape the future of semiconductor markets: the transition to electric vehicles, the move to faster 5G networks, the evolution of renewable energy and energy storage, the advancement of industrial applications and the expansion of specialty LED applications.

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Discrete GaN transistors, whether in die or packaged forms, offer high power density to boost pulsed signals in C-, L-, and S-band radars and communications applications.
GaN is a semiconductor material that’s well-suited for the fabrication of high-power, high-frequency, as well as ultraviolet LED devices.
At this year’s WAMICON conference, scheduled for April 8-9 in Cocoa Beach, Fla., the theme will be simulation-driven design.
Cree has signed a long-term arrangement worth $85 million to supply its Wolfspeed SiC material wafers to a manufacturer of power semiconductor devices.
IMS 2018 showcased the latest in high-power RF capability, with multiple companies demonstrating an array of performance breakthroughs.
In Reversal, Wolfspeed Buys Infineon's Radio Frequency Power Business
STMicroelectronics Broadens Bet on Power Amplifiers
Cutting the Cost of Gallium Nitride for Base Stations and Light Bulbs
The company hired Gregg Lowe, the former chief executive of Freescale and former vice president of Texas Instruments' analog business.
This extended continuous Class F−1 power amplifier provides more than 8 W output power from 1.0 to 1.9 GHz with outstanding drain efficiency.

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The following is a small visual sampling of some of the activity at IMS 2018, which took place in Philadelphia, PA from June 10-15.
Here are some views of the show floor, taken by our editors, where we got the inside track on the latest products and trends.
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After the company experimented with an initial public offering and a $850 million sale, Wolfspeed's chief executive is stepping down and leaving Cree.
The saga of Infineon's $850 million deal for Wolfspeed has ended. Cree terminated the deal a little over a week after a security panel rejected it.
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Analog Devices said that it planned to acquire analog chipmaker Linear Technology for $14.8 billion.
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