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UK’s £11m REWIRE Innovation and Knowledge Centre to develop wide/ultrawide-bandgap high-voltage power electronics
What happened
A UK consortium led by the University of Bristol has secured £11 million in government funding to establish the REWIRE Innovation and Knowledge Centre, focusing on wide and ultra-wide bandgap power electronics. The initiative involves major industry partners including Bosch, Siemens, ST Microelectronics, and Cambridge GaN Devices. Neutral: This is a long-term R&D project with no immediate impact on component supply, pricing, or production capacity.
Impact and signal
Low impactImpact score: 10/100
Affected components and suppliers
Wide-Bandgap SemiconductorsUltra-Wide-Bandgap SemiconductorsHigh-Voltage Power Electronics
R&Dgovernment-fundingpower-electronics
Source and time
Source: Semiconductor Today · 2/8/2024 · View original source
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