Wolfspeed CEO Gregg Lowe will not face a deposition about a meeting with President Biden even though Purdue University alleges Lowe may have talked with the president about a patent lawsuit and secured his intervention in the case.
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Wolfspeed CEO Gregg Lowe recently sat down with CNBC for an in-depth interview about the state of the silicon carbide market – Wolfspeed’s primary technology play. Trends toward silicon carbide are “unstoppable,” he says.
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Minutes after making the announcement that Wolfspeed would invest in a huge new manufacturing plant in Chatham County, CEO Gregg Lowe talked to WRAL’s Debra Morgan about why the company chose to locate this new plant in North Carolina and what sets the tech to be built there apart.
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WRAL TechWire reporter Jason Parker interviewed Wolfspeed CEO Gregg Lowe to find out whether and why the company would consider NC for expansion.
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Following the passage of the CHIPS Act in the U.S. House of Representatives earlier this month, WRAL TechWire spoke with Wolfspeed CEO Gregg Lowe.
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Who better to explain the changing of Cree – a name applied to a semiconductor and LED venture dating back to 1987 – to Wolfspeed than Cree CEO Gregg Lowe?
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In a sudden turnaround, the semiconductor and LED firm has decided to ditch plans for the chip factory in the Bull City. Instead, it will build it in Marcy, New York as part of its drive to increase production of silicon carbide chips.
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Neil Reynolds, a veteran financial executive in the semiconductor industry, is the new chief financial officer at Cree. But he didn’t hire on cheaply.
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Just as Cree’s shares hit a 52-week high of nearly $50 a share Thursday, the Durham firm’s long-time chief financial officer disclosed plans to retire
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