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Tesla Just Signed a $16.5 Billion Chip Deal

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Tesla-Samsung $16.5 billion supply deal may spur chipmaker's US contract business
Musk has said that future AI inference chips, including AI6, would be deployed in self-driving vehicles and its Optimus humanoid robots, though he has noted the substantial computing power could enab...

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Samsung's US chip fab gets a much-needed lifeline in the form of a $16.5 billion deal to supply Tesla's next generation of car processors
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Samsung secures USD 16.5 billion deal to manufacture Tesla's Next-Gen AI Chips
Samsung Elec signs $16.5 billion contract to supply semiconductors
Samsung Electronics (005930.KS) said on Monday it has signed a contract valued at $16.5 billion to supply semiconductors to a major global corporation, in a regulatory filing.

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Elon Musk: Importance of $16.5B Samsung-Tesla Deal is ‘Hard to Overstate’
Tesla Picks Samsung for Its AI Chips. These Stocks Are Moving on the News.
Elon Musk says Samsung’s mystery $16.5 billion AI chip deal is for Tesla.
Samsung’s filing includes a notice to investors that the deal could be canceled or changed, but details like where the chips will be made (how’s that Texas plant going?) or what they’ll do are all un...

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Musk touts Tesla chip deal with Samsung
Samsung Electronics signs $16.5 billion chip-supply contract; shares rise
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Samsung to make 2nm Tesla AI6 chips at a loss, considers the order a 'blessing in disguise'
Samsung's huge $16.5 billion order for Tesla 2nm chips will be a 'loss-making order' but the semiconductor firm takes it as a 'blessing in disguise'.
Tesla switches from Samsung to TSMC back to Samsung
Samsung's chip division has finally received another major order. Tesla is having the AI6 processor manufactured there.
Samsung’s $16.5 bln Tesla coup comes with caveats
The Korean group has landed a much-needed contract to supply chips to Elon Musk's electric-car maker. It gives Samsung the chance to show its products can compete with TSMC. But its unprofitable foundry business needs more customers to properly turn around its fortunes.
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