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Tesla plans to use Intel’s next-gen 14A process for chips at its Terafab AI hub in Austin.
Tesla will be Intel's first major external customer for its 14A manufacturing process.
KEY POINTS
- Intel's entry into Tesla's Terafab project helps prevent a potential exit from chip manufacturing.
- Terafab aims to produce one terawatt of computing capacity annually, double current US output.
- Building Terafab's chip capacity could require $5 trillion to $13 trillion in capital expenditure.
- Intel's 14A process at Terafab may establish it as a serious rival to TSMC in advanced chips.
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