Silicon Carbide power devices will set new standards in power savings for virtually everything that converts or uses electricity, from wind turbines and solar installations, to industrial data centers, hybrid cars and medical imaging systems. GE is partnering with the SUNY College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering in Albany, part of SUNY Polytechnic, to build the world’s most advanced fabrication line for manufacturing silicon carbide power devices. The new Albany SiC fab will use GE’s proprietary technology to develop and produce the best in class devices that will revolutionize the power electronics industry.
