News: Microelectronics
28 November 2025
Navitas consolidates Asian franchised distributor base
Navitas Semiconductor Corp of Torrance, CA, USA — which provides GaNFast gallium nitride (GaN) and GeneSiC silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductors — and Asian distributor WT Microelectronics Co Ltd have strengthened their strategic partnership to provide enhanced technical and supply chain services in Asia.
Navitas has consolidated its franchised distributor base, and WT is allocating expanded technical and commercial resources. This combination will better support AI data centers, performance computing, energy and grid infrastructure and industrial electrification customers with its high-voltage and high-power wide-bandgap semiconductor devices.
WT will lead customer engagement and design-in activities, backed by robust regional logistics to ensure reliable product availability and fast delivery of Navitas products to its customers in Asia.
“As part our Navitas 2.0 transformation, we decided to massively consolidate our distribution network so we can better align to our high-power growth markets and improve speed and quality of support. Our collaboration with WT strengthens our ability to serve customers that demand advanced high-power and high-voltage solutions,” says Alessandro Squeri, VP global distribution, Operations & Transformation, Navitas. “WT’s market expertise and comprehensive distribution network will help accelerate the adoption of Navitas technologies in fast-growing segments while allowing us to consolidate our distribution base in Asia,” he adds.
“WT brings not only exceptional technical support but an extensive customer reach across Asia and a proven track record in power electronics,” says Eric Cheng, founder, chairman & CEO of WT Microelectronics. “We are delighted to support Navitas as their preferred partner during this next phase of their growth.”
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