Most Investors Have Never Heard of This Semiconductor Stock. That's About to Change.
Navitas Semiconductor, a lesser-known chipmaker, is gaining attention for its silicon carbide and gallium nitride-based chips that improve power efficiency in AI data centers and electric vehicles. The company's technology is poised to benefit from the growing demand for energy-efficient solutions.
Navitas Semiconductor is a chipmaker specializing in silicon carbide and gallium nitride-based chips that manage and convert power for electronic components. Its technology is more power-efficient and durable than traditional materials, making it suitable for AI data centers, electric vehicle chargers, and solar power systems. The need for such efficiency is growing as AI data centers consume increasing amounts of electricity. The US data center electricity usage is expected to double by 2030. Navitas' technology is well-positioned to capture a share of the growing silicon carbide and gallium nitride markets, expected to grow 11% and 17% annually through 2031, respectively. Despite last year's revenue decline, the stock has performed well since its multi-year low in April.
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