Just saw that Navitas Semiconductor brought on Gregory Fischer as an independent director - this guy's got over 40 years in semiconductors, previously at Broadcom in senior roles. Interesting timing given Navitas is pushing hard into high-power GaN and SiC tech for AI data centers and grid infrastructure.

Fischer's currently sitting on Semtech's board too, so he knows the landscape. The move seems pretty strategic - Navitas is calling it their "pivot to Navitas 2.0" and they're clearly positioning themselves as a leader in next-gen power semiconductors. Having someone with that kind of industry experience as an independent director on the board probably signals they're serious about scaling up.

He's also advising for Gerson Lehrman Group and AlphaSights, so clearly still active in the semiconductor ecosystem. The company's been making moves - they've got over 300 patents and are already CarbonNeutral-certified. Adding an independent director with Fischer's background suggests they're preparing for the next phase of growth in this space. Pretty solid addition to their team if you ask me.