Navitas Semiconductor

Power chips built from gallium nitride and silicon carbide are Navitas Semiconductor's entire pitch. These next-generation materials switch electricity faster and waste less energy as heat than the silicon transistors that have run power supplies for decades, which lets chargers and converters shrink and run cooler. Formed in 2014 and based in Torrance, California, Navitas sells its GaNFast integrated power chips and GeneSiC silicon-carbide parts into phone and laptop chargers, solar inverters, electric vehicles, and increasingly the power systems inside AI data centers, where energy efficiency has become a real constraint. The company is small and has yet to turn a profit, so it is a bet on gallium nitride and silicon carbide taking share from ordinary silicon over time. Design wins with large customers, and any move by data-center operators toward its chips, are what investors watch most closely.

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