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Navitas filed a motion to dismiss Wolfspeed’s patent complaint on 28 August 2026 in the U.S. District Court for Delaware. This is the first substantive defensive filing in the case. The docket shows both the motion and Navitas’s opening brief were filed that afternoon; Wolfspeed’s response is due 11 September 2026 under the local rules.

Looks like we are buckling up for a nice jump

NVTS just launched a new isolated package for their high-voltage SiC chips.

Not the sexiest headline on paper, but this is exactly the kind of tech that matters if grid infrastructure, battery storage, renewables and AI power demand keep scaling.

Everyone talks about GPUs, but someone has to move and manage all that power efficiently. Could be a massive market if Navitas can turn this into real design wins.

I know this is old news but Navitas bringing former Broadcom Senior Vice President Gregory Fischer onto the Board feels like a pretty big move to me. You don’t get people like that involved unless there’s a serious plan behind the scenes, and with his contacts and experience in the chip space, it could open doors with some much bigger players. We’ve seen how hard AI-related stocks can move when the big boys do deals. Not saying anything is guaranteed, and yes the company has a lot of work to do to become profitable however it only takes one deal to double the stock price overnight.

Will we be getting jupnet in 2026? Also is the team still going to give $jup more utility in the ecosystem?

Cant deny all these stocks are on a tear at the moment while NVIDIA is hovering. I know it takes a lot more to move NVIDIA stock. People are making massive gains on AMD, intel and semi stocks, I think its a matter of time until the profits start flowing back into NVIDIA