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19.12.25 - 03:06
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Onsemi and GlobalFoundries sign agreement to develop 650V GaN power devices (Digitimes)
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Onsemi has signed a collaboration agreement with GlobalFoundries to develop and manufacture next-generation gallium nitride (GaN) power devices, expanding its power semiconductor portfolio to include high-voltage lateral GaN solutions. The companies said the effort will focus initially on 650-volt devices produced using GlobalFoundries' 8-inch enhancement-mode (eMode) GaN-on-silicon process technology....
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18.12.25 - 14:54
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onsemi to Develop Next-Generation GaN Power Devices with GlobalFoundries (GlobeNewswire EN)
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Collaboration expands onsemi's power portfolio to include high-performance 650V lateral GaN solutions for AI data centers, automotive, aerospace, and other critical markets Collaboration expands onsemi's power portfolio to include high-performance 650V lateral GaN solutions for AI data centers, automotive, aerospace, and other critical markets...
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28.11.25 - 04:06
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TSMC exit fuels Taiwan-US rivalry in GaN market (Digitimes)
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TSMC announced in mid-2025 that it will fully exit the gallium nitride (GaN) foundry business within two years. The strategic move refocuses resources on advanced silicon manufacturing and packaging, reshaping the global supply chain for power semiconductors. The withdrawal has triggered a succession contest among contract chipmakers. The competition quickly centered on a US-Taiwan rivalry after GlobalFoundries secured a critical technology licensing deal with the departing industry leader....
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