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Tesla has recruited a 17-year veteran from Intel to lead its highly anticipated Terafab semiconductor initiative, signaling that the electric vehicle maker is accelerating plans to manufacture advanced chips as it expands beyond automobiles into artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous driving. The newly appointed executive previously helped oversee Intel’s advanced 18A manufacturing process and now becomes the first publicly identified leader of Tesla’s reported $20 billion semiconductor facility planned for Austin, Texas. The hire is one of Tesla’s clearest indications yet that it intends to take greater control over one of the most strategically important parts of its technology stack: the processors powering its vehicles, AI infrastructure, Optimus humanoid robots, and future autonomous systems. …
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