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Tesla has inked a $16.5 billion deal with Samsung to procure its next-generation chips. Elon Musk announced that Samsung’s new Texas fab will be solely dedicated to producing Tesla’s AI6 chip, emphasizing the strategic significance of this collaboration.
### Tesla’s Next-Generation Chip
Tesla’s AI6 chip, also known as Hardware 6, is designed to be an all-in-one chip that can power various systems, from driver assistance to high-performance AI training. While Tesla is currently working with TSMC on AI5 chips, the focus is now on the development of AI6 chips with Samsung.
### Boost for Samsung
The deal with Tesla comes as a significant boost for Samsung, which has been looking to establish itself in the chip-making market. Musk hinted that Tesla’s investment in Samsung chips could surpass the initial $16.5 billion, indicating a potential for even higher output.
### Advancing Technology
By shifting to its custom chips in 2019, Tesla has been aiming to position itself as more than just an automaker. The focus on AI chips reflects Tesla’s broader vision of becoming a leader in AI and robotics technology.
This partnership between Tesla and Samsung underscores the growing importance of advanced technology in the automotive industry.
