Exclusive: China SiC capacity tightens, spilling orders over to Taiwanese foundries
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China's silicon carbide (SiC) end-market demand is expanding rapidly, driven by high-voltage charging infrastructure and AI servers. The surge in orders has tightened SiC wafer capacity in China, and some offshore companies seeking foundry partners there have reportedly been turned away, pushing spillover business toward Taiwan, where Episil, HYS, and Diodes are among the names cited as potential beneficiaries.
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