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Elon Musk launches TERAFAB: The $25B Tesla-SpaceXAI chip factory that will rewire the AI industry
Latest Mar 22, 2026

Elon Musk launches TERAFAB: The $25B Tesla-SpaceXAI chip factory that will rewire the AI industry

Elon Musk's companies have announced TERAFAB, a $25 billion joint venture to build a massive AI chip factory. The facility aims to produce one terawatt of AI computing power per year. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this move could accelerate the development of in-house AI hardware, potentially leading to faster advancements in Full Self-Driving and other AI-dependent technologies.

Tesla (TSLA) reportedly in talks to buy $2.9B in Chinese solar equipment for 100 GW US push
Tesla Energy Mar 20, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) reportedly in talks to buy $2.9B in Chinese solar equipment for 100 GW US push

Tesla is reportedly negotiating a $2.9 billion deal to purchase Chinese solar equipment to support its goal of building 100 GW of solar manufacturing capacity in the U.S. This represents a major revival and concrete investment in Tesla's solar business, which it had largely abandoned just two years ago. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a significant recommitment to Tesla's solar energy ambitions alongside its electric vehicles and battery storage.

Tesla Terafab set for launch: Inside the $20B AI chip factory that will reshape the auto industry
Latest Mar 16, 2026

Tesla Terafab set for launch: Inside the $20B AI chip factory that will reshape the auto industry

Tesla is launching a $20 billion project called "Terafab" to build its own AI chip factory. This vertically integrated facility aims to produce custom chips combining logic, memory, and advanced packaging. For owners and enthusiasts, this move could accelerate Tesla's development of autonomous vehicles and AI products by giving the company greater control over its core hardware.

Tesla & Matthews International Both Claim Victory in Dry Battery Electrode Dispute After Arbitration Ruling
Latest Mar 10, 2026

Tesla & Matthews International Both Claim Victory in Dry Battery Electrode Dispute After Arbitration Ruling

Tesla and Matthews International both claim to have won a recent arbitration ruling in their ongoing legal dispute over dry battery electrode technology. This core manufacturing process is key to Tesla's goal of producing cheaper, more efficient batteries. The unresolved conflict and competing claims create uncertainty around the timeline and implementation of this important technology for future Tesla vehicles.

Tesla tops 2026 EV supply chain sustainability ranking for second straight year
Latest Mar 05, 2026

Tesla tops 2026 EV supply chain sustainability ranking for second straight year

Tesla has been ranked first for the second consecutive year in a major global evaluation of automotive supply chain sustainability. This recognition highlights the company's continued leadership in ethical and environmentally responsible material sourcing and production. For owners and enthusiasts, it reinforces Tesla's commitment to its core mission of accelerating the world's transition to sustainable energy.