[SMM Tin Flash News: Tesla: TERAFAB Project Officially Launched, Expected to Deliver Over 1 Terawatt of Computing Power Output Annually]

Published: Mar 30, 2026 11:07

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According to a post on TeslaAI's Weibo account, the TERAFAB project was officially launched and is expected to achieve computing power output of more than 1 terawatt (1 TW) per year. Musk predicts that the humanoid robot industry could potentially reach an annual production volume of 1 billion to 10 billion units in the future. As robots enter a stage of larger-scale deployment, demand for high-performance chips will further increase. TERAFAB will produce chips for Tesla's humanoid robots.

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