Samsung Electronics plans to produce Tesla chips starting late 2027
The Hindu
Samsung Electronics said on Wednesday that it expects to start volume production of Tesla’s chips
Samsung Electronics said on Wednesday that it expects to start volume production of Tesla’s chips at Samsung’s factory in Texas in the second half of next year.
The comments were made by Han Jin-man, Samsung Electronics President and Head of Foundry Business, at a shareholders’ meeting.
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