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See this chip? Replacing it with this nearly identical one can slow climate change and improve people's health. Not to mention create thousands of local, high paying jobs. How?

With lighter and faster charging electric vehicles and planes to accelerate green transportation. Small computers with less plastic and more power to open the door to digital innovation. And higher resolution MRIs, CAT scans, and sonograms for more control over our health.

It's possible with a semiconductor material called GaN, or gallium nitride, a compound that's set to overtake silicon as the preferred foundation of the chips that power high power devices.

Home to the Vermont GaN Tech Hub, the Green Mountain State is on track to become the first in the US to manufacture GaN devices at high volumes. It's the next chapter in a nearly seventy year legacy of semiconductor innovation in Vermont led by Global Fabries, the State of Vermont, and the University of Vermont. The V-GaN Tech Hub is eligible to receive tens of millions in federal dollars for local businesses of all sizes to develop new products and manufacturing processes with Gan. Giving our economy a boost and supporting a domestic supply chain, all while doing the right thing.

Learn more and share your support at www.vgan.tech