As TSMC signals its exit from Gallium Nitride (GaN) wafer foundry services by 2027, another semiconductor powerhouse is seizing the opportunity. GlobalFoundries is accelerating its GaN initiatives, with moves that, according to EE Times, could establish it as a key U.S. hub for GaN fabrication. O...

In line with its strategy to focus on advanced chip technologies, TSMC is gradually retreating from lower-margin mature technology segments. Reflecting this shift, GlobalFoundries announced on November 10 a technology licensing deal with TSMC for 650V and 80V Gallium Nitride (GaN) technologies. Acco...

Gallium Nitride (GaN) has emerged as a major growth engine in the power electronics market. With superior material properties, GaN offers unique advantages in high-frequency, high-efficiency, and compact power applications, driving multiple industry segments into a new wave of technological transfor...

While TSMC plans to exit the gallium nitride (GaN) wafer foundry business by 2027, industry heavyweight Infineon is ramping up its efforts—signaling a notable shift within the GaN sector. What factors might be driving these diverging strategies? According to a report from STAR Market Daily, Board ...

BelGaN’s GaN power semiconductor plant in Belgium was shut down last year. According to a report from eeNews Europe, three consortia are reportedly interested in acquiring the facility, primarily for photonics applications. The report also notes that the plant had previously focused on automotive ...