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Find similar grantsDE-FOA-0002999: Unlocking Lasting Transformative Resiliency Advances by Faster Actuation of Power Semiconductor Technologies (ULTRAFAST) (SBIR/STTR) is sponsored by Department of Energy. Advances performance limits of semiconductor devices to support a more capable, resilient, and reliable future grid.
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