As it moves to restructure its debt, including through a potential Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the struggling Durham semiconductor supplier Wolfspeed will lay off more than a third of the workers at the ...

In an upbeat earnings call Monday, the semiconductor producer Wolfspeed shared the status of its incoming $5 billion plant near Siler City. Named after the company’s late cofounder, the John ...

In October, Wolfspeed CEO Gregg Lowe said the company had already hired more than 100 people to work at the Siler City factory. “Hiring continues, and it’s an active process,” Wolfspeed ...

The Durham semiconductor chipmaker Wolfspeed celebrated the “topping out” of its Chatham County facility near Siler City on March 26, 2024. Construction on the site began in June. Brian Gordon ...

Nine months after beginning construction near Siler City, the Durham semiconductor chipmaker Wolfspeed celebrated a milestone Tuesday at its future $5 billion plant in western Chatham County. U.S ...

Durham chipmaker Wolfspeed filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday — part of a previously announced plan to cut debt and position itself for long-term growth. The company, which has been ...

The 38-year-old Durham semiconductor supplier Wolfspeed filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Monday in Texas court, officially entering a reorganization effort the company says will enable it to eliminate ...

Wolfspeed's massive Siler City plant is nearly complete. Wolfspeed. By Lauren Ohnesorge – Senior Staff Writer, Triangle Business Journal. Feb 7, 2025. Preview this article 1 min.

Why it matters: Wolfspeed's $5 billion Siler City plant, which will make silicon carbide crystals used in electric vehicles, is part of a wave of large expansions that North Carolina landed in the ...

Wolfspeed's Siler City plant will start production this year. Wolfspeed. By Lauren Ohnesorge – Senior Staff Writer, Triangle Business Journal. Feb 16, 2025. Preview this article 1 min.

The Siler City site will begin to cultivate crystals in the second half of 2024, said Wolfspeed chief financial officer Neill Reynolds. The company then converts these crystals into blank wafers.

The Siler City site will begin to cultivate crystals in the second half of 2024, said Wolfspeed chief financial officer Neill Reynolds. The company then converts these crystals into blank wafers.