Power Integrations Appoints Semiconductor Leader Gregg Lowe to Board of Directors

Power Integrations Welcomes Semiconductor Veteran to Board of Directors

Power Integrations, a leader in high-voltage integrated circuits for energy-efficient power conversion, announces the appointment of Gregg Lowe to its board of directors, effective February 15, 2025. Lowe's extensive experience in the semiconductor industry positions him as a valuable addition to the board. He previously served as CEO of Wolfspeed, Inc., where he successfully transitioned the company into a pure-play manufacturer of silicon-carbide solutions, which are essential for high-power applications. His earlier tenure as CEO of Freescale Semiconductor saw him navigate the company through a pivotal merger with NXP Semiconductors, further solidifying his reputation in the industry.

Lowe’s career spans over three decades, including a significant 27 years at Texas Instruments. There, he held various leadership roles and was instrumental in the acquisition of National Semiconductor. His extensive background in analog and power semiconductors aligns well with Power Integrations’ focus on innovation in semiconductor technologies. Balu Balakrishnan, chairman and CEO of Power Integrations, expresses enthusiasm about Lowe's appointment, noting his strong customer relationships in critical markets such as automotive and industrial sectors. This strategic addition to the board is expected to bolster Power Integrations' position in the semiconductor landscape.

As Power Integrations continues to innovate within the clean-power ecosystem, Lowe’s expertise could enhance the company’s ability to facilitate renewable energy generation and improve power transmission and consumption across a variety of applications. With rising global demand for energy-efficient solutions, the company is well-positioned to leverage Lowe's knowledge and experience to further its goals in sustainable energy technologies.

In addition to his new role, Lowe serves on the boards of Silicon Labs and North Carolina A&T University, and he chairs the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and has completed the Stanford Executive Program at Stanford University. Power Integrations is recognized for its contributions to the semiconductor industry, particularly in driving innovations that support clean power initiatives.