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For Longer-Range EVs, a Cousin of Silicon Makes a Material Difference

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Yang Jie of The Wall Street Journal writes about the silicon carbide race.

The C3 Take
  • When used in chips that power EVs, silicon carbide, which is silicon that is combined with carbon, leads to a more powerful motor that can drive further on a single charge.
  • Globally, there is a race going on between China, Taiwan, and the U.S. to establish a secure supply chain of silicon carbide.
  • Wolfspeed, a semiconductor company, is set to open up the largest silicon carbide factory early next year in Utica, NY.
  • As global demand for EVs continues to  grow, expect silicon carbide to play a significant role in powering these vehicles.
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“The global auto industry is investing billions of dollars in chips made of silicon carbide, a more robust cousin of Silicon Valley’s namesake element that companies believe can help them build high-performance electric vehicles.”

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