Wolfspeed's transition to silicon carbide has led to growing losses, high capital spending, and underwhelming financial ...

The company was going to relocate its HQ to Rock hill and build silicon carbide wafers used in semiconductor manufacturing.

North Carolina's Wolfspeed Inc. has entered into an agreement with the Commerce Department to receive $750 million to help create a new silicon carbide wafer manufacturing facility.

The $750 million investment kick-starts a $6 billion expansion plan that is expected to create 2,000 jobs in this high tech sector.

Semiconductor supply chain startup Pallidus Inc., which occupies space on Corporate Circle off New Karner Road in Albany, ...

Wolfspeed's use of silicon carbide enables the computer chips used ... The North Carolina-based company's two projects are estimated to create 2,000 manufacturing jobs as part of a more than ...

A team of researchers from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln investigated the physical characteristics of MXenes, a rapidly ...

The strike at the Union Carbide plant in South Charleston, West Virginia is over. According to a Facebook post by of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 598, ...

Wolfspeed's use of silicon carbide enables the computer chips used ... The North Carolina-based company's two projects are estimated to create 2,000 manufacturing jobs as part of a more than ...

The firm confirmed it is canceling its expansion in Rock Hill, which last year was touted by state officials as a $443 ...

Wolfspeed's use of silicon carbide enables the computer chips used ... The North Carolina-based company's two projects are estimated to create 2,000 manufacturing jobs – about 1,800 of them ...

Earlier this month, the Biden Administration announced that it had signed the initial agreement for up to $750 million in federal funding to support the construction of a new silicon carbide wafer ...