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GT Advanced Technologies (GTAT) and ON Semiconductor signed a five-year agreement valued at up to $50 million for GTAT to produce and supply its CrystX silicon carbide material to ON Semiconductor for use in power electronics applications.
“Our agreement helps address the very steep trajectory for SiC as the preferred semiconductor substrate material for power electronics applications.”yolegroup.com
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