IT News on October 7th: According to Bloomberg, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich ( Lip – Bu Tan ) stated that Intel will continue to cooperate with Elon Musk to advance the Terafab project. Terafab is a bold attempt by this billionaire to enter the field of advanced chip production.
IT noticed that earlier this week, there were reports that Musk was in discussions with TSMC regarding cooperation on Terafab; these reports hit market confidence in Intel's investments. Intel had already signed a contract in April of this year to become a development partner for Terafab.
Before an event in Tokyo commemorating the 50th anniversary of this American company's entry into the Japanese market, Chen Liwu revealed that Intel would continue to participate in the Terafab project.
Governments and companies around the world are competing to expand production capacity of semiconductors and other components in order to accelerate the application of artificial intelligence.
Not only is there a shortage of chip production capacity nowadays, but also various supporting factories for ball bearings, semiconductor equipment, industrial chemicals, slide rails, etc., are operating at full capacity. This has prompted companies to accelerate the construction of more production lines.
