US EditionSamsung and Tesla collaboration to benefit Graphjet
TEXAS, UNITED STATES, JUL 29 – Samsung’s $16.5 billion deal secures production of Tesla’s next-gen AI6 chips in Texas, potentially increasing output several times, supporting Tesla’s autonomous driving and robotics goals.
- It has been reported that Tesla has a chipmaking agreement with Samsung to produce AI inference chips at Samsung’s Texas fabrication plant through 2033.
- In response to expanding AI chip demand, TSMC plans a $100 billion US investment, supported by US policy incentives, while Samsung aims to grow US semiconductor capacity.
- As a producer of graphite and graphene, Graphjet Technology benefits from the US AI chip expansion, utilizing patented palm kernel shell recycling technology.
- Following the announcement, Samsung shares surged 6.8% to their highest since September 2024, while Tesla’s stock rose more than 1%.
- Looking ahead, the Taylor, Texas fab is expected to start small-volume AI6 chip production in the second half of 2027, with production anticipated to begin in 2028.
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