From：Internet Info Agency 2026-03-05 08:33:00
According to a March 4 report, Tesla plans to scale up production of its in-house developed AI6 chip and will send senior executives from its procurement division to Samsung Electronics this week to discuss manufacturing the chip using Samsung's 2nm process technology. This move aims to meet Tesla's growing demand for computing power in autonomous driving and artificial intelligence, further advancing its strategy of hardware self-reliance.
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