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Wolfspeed launches dedicated data centre team in Silicon Valley.

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Wolfspeed expands facilities to Valley, Alabama, United States, Northern America, Americas.

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Wolfspeed launches dedicated data centre team in Silicon Valley. Silicon carbide specialist Wolfspeed has established a dedicated data centre solutions team and regional office in the San Francisco Bay Area, targeting the growing market for high-voltage power solutions in AI infrastructure. The company has hired two industry veterans to lead the effort. Ganesh Srinivasan joins as Senior Vice President to lead the data centre solutions team. He brings experience from TE Connectivity, where he was VP of Product Management for the AI, Cloud and Enterprise business, and from Texas Instruments, where he spent more than 17 years leading power business product lines. Yogesh Ramadass joins as Vice President, Power Systems Solutions and Fellow. He most recently led R&D in high-voltage power management, MEMS and sensors at Texas Instruments, has authored more than 160 technical articles, and holds degrees from MIT, according to a press release from Wolfspeed. The new team is intended to bring Wolfspeed closer to hyperscalers and ODMs as the company pushes into data centre power architecture - a segment it argues is structurally shifting toward higher voltages. "Moving to higher voltages is no longer optional - it's a necessity," said CEO Robert Feurle. "With our new data centre solutions team at the epicenter of tech innovation, Wolfspeed is uniquely positioned to deliver the...

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Facility expansion

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Valley, Alabama, United States

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Jun 2, 2026
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