In 2015, Cree separated its Power and RF division into a new company, named Wolfspeed. Cree remained focused on LED and lighting products. Cree was founded in 1987 and released its first SiC wafers in ...

The Durham semiconductor company has inspired significant short selling and a Reddit group dedicated to its every stock ...

Before Gregg Lowe took over as CEO in 2017, Wolfspeed was not even Wolfspeed. It was still known as Cree, a company primarily focused on LED lighting. But under Lowe's leadership, the Durham ...

Analysts have recently evaluated Wolfspeed and provided 12-month price targets. The average target is $15.75, accompanied by ...

Wolfspeed (NYSE: WOLF), the chipmaker formerly known as Cree, lost more than 90% of its ... That's a lot of red ink for a company that ended its latest quarter with $726 million in cash and ...

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Wolfspeed has introduced its new Gen 4 SiC technology platform, which it says is engineered to simplify switching behaviours ...

Its stock has soared by about 2,470% over the past five years. Wolfspeed, which was formerly known as Cree, mainly manufactures wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductors made from silicon carbide and ...

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A year later, its shares still cost about $120. Enthusiasm for the company at the time was strong. Formerly called Cree, Wolfspeed was in the process of pivoting its business model — selling ...

Wolfspeed (NYSE: WOLF), the chipmaker formerly known as Cree, lost more than 90% of its value over the past three years. It was a hot stock during the peak of the meme stock rally in late 2021 ...