Wolfspeed has reached a preliminary agreement with the U.S. Commerce Department for $750 million in government grants to support its new North Carolina silicon carbide wafer manufacturing plant. Wolfspeed has secured $750 million in new financing from investment firms such as Apollo Global Management and Fidelity. Wolfspeed manufactures energy-efficient silicon carbide chips used by companies like General Motors and Mercedes-Benz for electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and industrial and AI applications.
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00:02Wolfspeed has reached a preliminary agreement with the U.S. Commerce Department for $750
00:08million in government grants to support its new North Carolina silicon carbide wafer manufacturing
00:14plan.
00:15Wolfspeed has secured $750 million in new financing from investment firms such as Apollo
00:19Global Management and Fidelity.
00:22Wolfspeed manufactures energy-efficient silicon carbide chips used by companies like General
00:26Motors and Mercedes-Benz for electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and industrial and
00:31AI applications.
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