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8 NovInfrastructure & Hardwarewccftech.com

Terafab Is Now Aiming For A Memory Production Capacity Of Around 700,000 Wafers Per Month, Which Is Roughly Equal To Samsung's Entire DRAM Capacity

AIAI-generated summary Terafab is a semiconductor joint venture between SpaceX and Tesla with technological backing by Intel that aims to produce AI compute for space-based data centers and Optimus humanoid robots. Nikkei reports that Terafab has informed semiconductor equipment suppliers of an ambition to reach a production capacity of 700,000 wafers per month for memory by 2032.

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