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- Musk denies TSMC will build or run Terafab, says Tesla and SpaceX will own it
Responding on X to a post saying Terafab would most likely be owned and operated by TSMC, Musk wrote on October 7: "No, we will build and run the fab. Let there be ZERO doubt about that." He added that TSMC might sublease part of the Terafab site "if they want, but nothing more than that." Terafab is the giant AI chip manufacturing complex Tesla and SpaceX plan to build in Texas, and Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan said the same day that Intel remains part of the project.
科技新报 · 🔥 18 - Applied Materials and Intel Expand Collaboration on AI Chip Manufacturing
Applied Materials and Intel announced a collaboration at Applied Materials’ EPIC Center and Intel’s Hillsboro research campus to advance transistor, interconnect, and advanced packaging technologies for AI computing. The work includes materials and process development for advanced logic nodes, interconnect scaling, and packaging for Intel’s Foveros 3D stacking; the companies say it is intended to accelerate the path from research to U.S. production.
科技新报 · 🔥 7 - Deepal announces 2027 L06 with an AI Agent and AI Box
Deepal announced the 2027 Deepal L06 as a long-range sedan with magnetorheological suspension and two AI components it calls “lobsters”: an AI Agent and an AI Box. The AI Box, developed with Intel and based on an Intel Core Ultra solution, is described as bringing local AI computing into the cabin; Deepal has not announced the vehicle’s launch date.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 7 - Meta Muse interest boosts AMD and Intel amid personal-agent trend
CNBC Technology reports that interest in Meta Muse and the broader personal-agent trend is supporting AMD and Intel shares. It says the two chipmakers have outperformed their megacap technology peers over the past month, as AI momentum shifts toward personal agents.
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