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Wolfspeed.
manufacturer of wide bandgap semiconductors, focused on silicon carbide and gallium nitride materials
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Wolfspeed filed required reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding share acquisitions on August 16, 2026.Some support1 report
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GO-SEMI, a division of Empire State Development, is attracting investments in Central New York at the Marcy Nanocenter.Some support1 report
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Both Wolfspeed and Intellia Therapeutics are facing market scrutiny from short sellers.Some support1 report
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Wolfspeed filed a patent infringement complaint against Navitas Semiconductor.Some support3 reports
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Both Wolfspeed and SoundHound are highly targeted by short sellers.Some support1 report
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Navitas, Changan, and Wolfspeed are leading in SiC technology, which is being adopted in mass-market electric vehicles.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Wolfspeed is focusing on the application of SiC and GaN technologies for international markets.Some support1 report
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Eastern Bank and Royal Bank of Canada purchased new stakes in Wolfspeed on June 29, 2026.Some support5 reports
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Eastern Bank acquired a new stake in Wolfspeed, which is currently involved in institutional trading.Some support1 report
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Wolfspeed stock is seeing market sentiment shifts due to analyst ratings and increased holdings by major funds.Some support1 report
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GE Aerospace, General Electric, and Wolfspeed announced new partnerships in SMR components, SiC modules, and commercial space.Some support1 report
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GE Aerospace and Wolfspeed are collaborating to accelerate the adoption of high-voltage Silicon Carbide (SiC).Some support2 reports
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Wolfspeed and Apollo are involved in the EV chip/tech sector, with Wolfspeed targeting Europe for a new fab in Saarland, Germany.Speculative1 report
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Wolfspeed appointed David Emerson as COO and Gregor van Issum as CFO, with the stock benefiting from Trump-era tariffs.Some support8 reports
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Policy shifts from the Trump administration involving the company Wolfspeed.Some support1 report
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Tariffs are benefiting undervalued AI stocks, with specific semiconductor companies like onsemi and Wolfspeed growing operations.Some support2 reports
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Renesas Electronics provided a prepayment to aid Wolfspeed's restructuring efforts.Speculative2 reports
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An RSA agreement facilitates debt restructuring, with Tom Warner serving as interim executive chair.Speculative5 reports
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Tom Warner warned of potential grant losses regarding his professional situation.Speculative1 report
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Renesas Electronics, based in Tokyo, recorded a loss on a deposit made to Wolfspeed on July 25, 2025.Some support2 reports
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Wolfspeed is based in Durham, North Carolina.Some support2 reports
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Wolfspeed is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, leading to asset transfers to Renesas Electronics.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Ralliant replaced Wolfspeed in the index on June 26, 2025.Speculative2 reports
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Wolfspeed experienced speculative momentum linked to broader chip industry news.Some support3 reports
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Wolfspeed is based in Durham, North Carolina, and a former employee of NXP Semiconductors was mentioned.Speculative1 report
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Wolfspeed is focusing on silicon carbide technologies.Some support1 report
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Investors are speculating that Wolfspeed could become the next major success story after Carvana.Some support1 report
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Navitas Semiconductor and Wolfspeed are now supplying high-voltage solutions for AI data centers.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Wolfspeed's stock gains lagged behind broader market performance in August 2025.Some support1 report
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Dell Technologies, Wolfspeed, and Hewlett-Packard are all identified as companies operating within the Computer and Technology sector.Well supported5 reports
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Around Wolfspeed this week
News at the entities that move Wolfspeed most-
GE Aerospace OperationalGE is the parent company of GE Aerospace, while Meta leverages the vision of its founder, Mark Zuckerberg.Moves Wolfspeed
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Navitas Semiconductor OperationalNavitas Semiconductor and Dell Technologies are collaborating on AI data center and laptop charger technology using advanced chips.Moves Wolfspeed
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Royal Bank of Canada TransactionalRoyal Bank of Canada raised its holdings in the Dimensional US Sustainability Core 1 ETF on June 19, 2026.Moves Wolfspeed
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Susquehanna Mentioned togetherCredo has been listed on a stock exchange.Moves Wolfspeed
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Europe OperationalThe European Central Bank is forced to raise interest rates due to energy price shocks from the Iran war and an influx of Chinese exports.Moves Wolfspeed
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Capital Research Global Investors TransactionalInvestment firms have acquired new and boosted stakes in TSMC shares.Moves Wolfspeed
Connections
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GE Aerospace Operational
GE Aerospace and Wolfspeed have formalized a partnership via an MOU to accelerate the adoption of high-voltage SiC power modules in aerospace and defense.
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Renesas Electronics Structural
Renesas holds a stake in Wolfspeed following financial support, asset transfers, and supply agreements.
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David Emerson Structural
David Emerson holds the role of Chief Operating Officer at Wolfspeed.
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Navitas Semiconductor Operational
The companies are direct competitors in the SiC power electronics market, currently engaged in patent infringement litigation initiated by Wolfspeed.
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RSA Transactional
RSA entered into an agreement with Wolfspeed to facilitate debt restructuring and strengthen Wolfspeed's capital structure.
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Apollo Global Management Structural
Creditors, including Apollo Global Management, are set to take over Wolfspeed.
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Royal Bank of Canada Transactional
Royal Bank of Canada executed a new institutional purchase of Wolfspeed stock.
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Tom Warner Structural
Tom Warner holds an executive chair role at Wolfspeed and has issued warnings regarding grant and tax credit losses.
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Securities and Exchange Commission Structural
Wolfspeed is formally subject to the SEC's oversight, including filing required reports concerning share acquisitions.
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Navitas Operational
Navitas products are accused of infringing Wolfspeed patents, indicating active market conflict.
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Capital Research Global Investors Transactional
Capital Research Global Investors purchased a new stake in Wolfspeed.
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Eastern Bank Transactional
Eastern Bank purchased a new stake in Wolfspeed.
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Susquehanna Mentioned together
Susquehanna lowered its price target and rating for Wolfspeed.
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Europe Operational
Wolfspeed is targeting Europe's market for manufacturing and international sales of SiC/GaN products.
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Aehr Test Systems Mentioned together
Both companies are noted as small-cap stocks within the semiconductor industry.
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TD Cowen Mentioned together
TD Cowen, as a financial analyst firm, provides coverage and ratings for Wolfspeed stock.
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Intellia Therapeutics Mentioned together
Both companies were mentioned in the same article facing market scrutiny from short sellers.
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SoundHound Mentioned together
Both companies are currently facing significant market pressure from short sellers.
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Durham Shared context
Wolfspeed is located in Durham, North Carolina.
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North Carolina Shared context
Wolfspeed operates within the geographical and/or legal jurisdiction of North Carolina.
History
Events by the month they beganAugust 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
4 events- Both Wolfspeed and Intellia Therapeutics are facing market scrutiny from short sellers.
- Wolfspeed filed a patent infringement complaint against Navitas Semiconductor.
- Both Wolfspeed and SoundHound are highly targeted by short sellers.
- Wolfspeed is focusing on the application of SiC and GaN technologies for international markets.
June 2026
24 events- Navitas, Changan, and Wolfspeed are leading in SiC technology, which is being adopted in mass-market electric vehicles.
- Eastern Bank and Royal Bank of Canada purchased new stakes in Wolfspeed on June 29, 2026.
- Eastern Bank acquired a new stake in Wolfspeed, which is currently involved in institutional trading.
- Wolfspeed stock is seeing market sentiment shifts due to analyst ratings and increased holdings by major funds.
- GE Aerospace, General Electric, and Wolfspeed announced new partnerships in SMR components, SiC modules, and commercial space.
- GE Aerospace and Wolfspeed are collaborating to accelerate the adoption of high-voltage Silicon Carbide (SiC).
- Wolfspeed and Apollo are involved in the EV chip/tech sector, with Wolfspeed targeting Europe for a new fab in Saarland, Germany.
- Wolfspeed appointed David Emerson as COO and Gregor van Issum as CFO, with the stock benefiting from Trump-era tariffs.
- Policy shifts from the Trump administration involving the company Wolfspeed.
- Tariffs are benefiting undervalued AI stocks, with specific semiconductor companies like onsemi and Wolfspeed growing operations.
- Renesas Electronics provided a prepayment to aid Wolfspeed's restructuring efforts.
- An RSA agreement facilitates debt restructuring, with Tom Warner serving as interim executive chair.
- Tom Warner warned of potential grant losses regarding his professional situation.
- Renesas Electronics, based in Tokyo, recorded a loss on a deposit made to Wolfspeed on July 25, 2025.
- Wolfspeed is based in Durham, North Carolina.
- Wolfspeed is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, leading to asset transfers to Renesas Electronics.
- Ralliant replaced Wolfspeed in the index on June 26, 2025.
- Wolfspeed experienced speculative momentum linked to broader chip industry news.
- Wolfspeed is based in Durham, North Carolina, and a former employee of NXP Semiconductors was mentioned.
- Wolfspeed is focusing on silicon carbide technologies.
- Investors are speculating that Wolfspeed could become the next major success story after Carvana.
- Navitas Semiconductor and Wolfspeed are now supplying high-voltage solutions for AI data centers.
- Wolfspeed's stock gains lagged behind broader market performance in August 2025.
- Dell Technologies, Wolfspeed, and Hewlett-Packard are all identified as companies operating within the Computer and Technology sector.