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“We are aware the Department of Commerce is not awarding the six Tech Hub grants announced in January. The Vermont Gallium Nitride (V-GaN) Tech Hub respects their decision and is eager to re-apply for this funding later this year. Our regional consortium—led by UVM and including the State of Vermont and Global Foundries—is committed to … Continued
UVM team develops program to introduce K-12 students to the rapidly expanding field of microelectronics Read the article here.
The Green Mountain State is pushing to be a leader in the production of next-generation gallium nitride, GaN, semiconductors that are used in cars, smart devices, data centers, aerospace, and defense.
VGaN Leadership
Phyo Aung Kyaw
Resonant Link
Charlotte Bacon
Dartmouth College
Patrick Boyle
VMEC
Ted Brady
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
John Cammack
KingCedar Holdings
Kevin Chu
Vermont Futures Project
Tricia Coates & Maureen Hebert
UVM
Kirk Dombrowski
UVM
Matt Dunne
Center on Rural Innovation
Nick Grimley & Joan Goldstein
Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development
Jeralyn Heraldson
UVM
Kesha Ram Hinsdale
Vermont State Senator
Scott Johnson
Global Foundries
Joyce Judy
Community College of Vermont
Robert Sarkissian
Cadence
Phil Sussman & Sherman Patrick
Norwich University
Latest News / 04.09.24
Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott today reiterated his strong support for Vermont’s Tech Hub V-GaN by devoting resources to transform the Green Mountain State into a world leader in Gallium Nitride (GaN) semiconductors.
Latest News / 02.19.24
The grant will go toward chips for the auto and defense industries, and is the largest award to date from $39 billion in government funding.
Latest News / 02.19.24
Vermont possibly on the cusp of launching new tech future
Latest News / 02.07.24
Vermont possibly on the cusp of launching new tech future
Latest News / 12.19.23
Vermont is eligible to receive up to $75 million of federal CHIPS Act funds to advance Semiconductor technology in our region.
