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GPUs & Chips • Published 9h ago • 45 sec read

Infineon Begins World's First 300 mm Silicon Carbide Wafer Production

By ChipJolt Hardware & AI Desk • Fact-checked under ChipJolt Editorial Standards
Photo: Igor Shalyminov / Unsplash
Photo: Igor Shalyminov / Unsplash
The Scoop

Infineon Technologies has successfully processed 300-millimeter silicon carbide wafers into functional power devices at its Villach, Austria facility. The company confirmed it is the first to achieve this manufacturing milestone within a full-scale fab using adapted silicon equipment.

300 mm
Silicon carbide wafer diameter size
Why It Matters
  • Production on 300 mm wafers is significantly more efficient than previous 200 mm standards.
  • The process utilizes existing silicon manufacturing tools to lower adoption barriers.
  • This milestone secures long-term supply capacities for high-performance SiC power semiconductors.
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