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DOE Announces $48M to Improve Semiconductor Technologies for Better Grid Control

DOE Announces $48M to Improve Semiconductor Technologies for Better Grid Control

The U.S. Department of Energy on Friday announced $48 million to improve semiconductor materials and devices in order to improve control and protection of the grid.

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