GE Aerospace has signed an MoU with Wolfspeed to co-develop high-voltage power modules using Wolfspeed’s 10-kilovolt SiC MOSFET technology for industrial, aerospace and defense applications. Analysis suggests SpaceX’s upcoming IPO could raise enough capital to acquire Boeing and 11 other S&P 500 aerospace firms, including GE Aerospace.
GE Aerospace and Wolfspeed have entered a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop high-voltage power modules targeting industrial, aerospace and defense markets. The modules will leverage Wolfspeed’s 10-kilovolt silicon carbide MOSFET technology, with both firms aiming to establish new industry standards for next-generation power systems shortly after GE’s military collaboration.
Projections indicate SpaceX’s planned public offering could raise sufficient funds to acquire Boeing and the 11 other aerospace companies listed in the S&P 500, a group that includes GE Aerospace. Such potential consolidation highlights competitive and valuation pressures, positioning GE to consider strategic responses amid evolving M&A dynamics.
