That's right! The rise of Gallium Nitride (GaN) wafer technology is indeed disrupting the semiconductor industry. GaN-based semiconductors have several advantages over traditional silicon-based semiconductors, including faster switching speeds, higher voltage tolerances, superior thermal conductivity, and smaller size.

These advantages make GaN-based semiconductors ideal for high-frequency applications, such as power electronics, RF communication, and LED lighting. In fact, GaN-based power electronics have already been adopted in electric vehicles, solar power systems, and data centers.

However, one challenge facing GaN technology is that the standards and specifications can vary between manufacturers, which can lead to compatibility issues. Nonetheless, the technology is rapidly evolving, and we can expect to see more widespread adoption of GaN-based semiconductors in the years to come.