Intel xi configurado pa unir bí ma SpaceX ne Tesla ja 'nar esfuerzo colaborativo pa gu̲ts'i 'nar 'ra'yo fábrica semiconductores jar Texas. b, Te̲ni komongu hindi majwäni Temu̲ he̲'mi específico Intel jugará ja ar 'be̲fi.
Ja 'nar post xidi mfädi dige X, Intel declaró: “Ma mfeni pa diseñar, fabricar, ne empaquetar chips ultra mar hñets'i rendimiento escala da mats'i Terafab da tsoni ár objetivo producir 1 teravatio nts'edi computación ya je̲ya, apoyar futuros avances IA ne robótica.” 'bu̲ 'me̲hna, Intel xi revelado otho mäs detalles.
Elon Musk anunció ar Märso ke yoho ya empresas dirige trabajarían ga̲tho pa nte chips pa computación IA, satélites, made datos espacial propuesto SpaceX, Nja'bu Komo pa apoyar vehículos autónomos Tesla ne robótica.
Wat'i, building a chip fabrication plant is one of the most challenging and expensive corporate infrastructure projects. It typically takes years and over $20 billion to construct a facility with a massive clean room housing thousands of ultra-precision machines for silicon processing. Previously, it was unclear how SpaceX and Tesla—two companies with no prior experience in chip manufacturing—could efficiently collaborate to complete such a project.
Now the picture is clearer: Intel will take on the manufacturing role. Intel has been seeking major anchor customers to support its foundry business, and it now has two. b, if investors had expected Terafab to be a ground-up endeavor based on SpaceX and Tesla’s unique engineering philosophy, that expectation may not materialize.
Once the leading U.S. chipmaker, Intel now sees rivals Nvidia and AMD taking the lead in advanced processor development, both having widely adopted the fabless model—where chip design companies outsource manufacturing. Following the news, Intel’s stock rose more than 3%. As of 2 p.m. ET, shares were trading at $52.28, up approximately 2.9% from the opening price.