This document summarizes Dr. Anant Agarwal's presentation on the potential of wide bandgap semiconductor devices like GaN and SiC. Wide bandgap devices can enable more efficient power electronics, saving 1-2% of US electricity in applications like computer power supplies and consumer electronics. Barriers include the high cost of wide bandgap chips, reluctance of the power electronics industry to adopt new technologies, and a lack of workforce training. The document proposes strategies like using commercial silicon foundries and graduate education programs to overcome these barriers and accelerate the adoption of wide bandgap technologies.