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Tesla, Samsung sign $16.5B deal for AI chips

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Elon Musk: Importance of $16.5B Samsung-Tesla Deal is ‘Hard to Overstate’

Samsung will produce AI6 semiconductors, the next-generation chip, for Tesla’s self-driving mode and other projects.

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Tesla signs $16.5B deal with Samsung to make AI chips

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Musk Announces Deal With Samsung For Tesla AI Chips Made In Texas—Touts ‘Strategic Importance’

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Samsung wins $16.5 billion deal to make Tesla's A16 chips

Samsung will make Tesla's A16 chip in a deal worth 22.8 trillion won ($16.5 billion).

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A Tesla Chip Deal Gives Samsung a Much Needed Boost

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Samsung shares jump on news of $16.5 bln Tesla chips deal

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Musk says Tesla, Samsung sign $16.5 billion chip supply deal

According to a senior analyst at NH Investment & Securities, Ryu Young-ho, Samsung's Taylor fab "so far had virtually no customers, so this order is quite meaningful".

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Musk says Tesla is the unnamed client in Samsung’s $16.5 billion microchip deal

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Tesla inks $16.5B chip deal with Samsung to boost AI chip production

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Elon Musk Is Putting His Grok AI in Your Tesla

Grok, the AI chatbot by Elon Musk’s company xAI, rolled out in Tesla vehicles earlier this month alongside a recent software update. The large language model was recently in the news for making a series of pro-Hitler posts on X. Adapted to be controlled with your voice, GrokAI can’t currently control any vehicle functions.

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Elon Musk and Tesla’s $30 Trillion AI Supersonic Tsunami

Tesla CEO Elon Musk offered some pretty eye-popping aspirations for the company during remarks on Saturday.Musk made a virtual appearance at the Tesla Owners of Silicon Valley 2025 “Takeover” party in San Mateo,

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Elon Musk says Tesla and Samsung have signed a $16.5 billion chip deal

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the U.S. automaker had signed a $16.5 billion deal to source chips from Samsung Electronics, a move expected to bolster the South Korean tech giant’s loss-making contract manufacturing business.