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Terafab

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Oct 5, 2026

Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
2:17
The ADRs trade under ticker TSM.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
2:20
Those shares are up 1% as Elon Musk confirming talks with Taiwani- with the Taiwanese chip maker on a potential collaboration for Terafab.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
2:28
Terafab is a planned semiconductor fabrication plant developed by Tesla, SpaceX, as well as Intel, and that's putting shares of Intel on the back foot.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
2:36
Those are down 4% in the pre-market on the potential competition for the company that joi- joined this initiative back in Ap- in April.
Dan CurtisCORRESPONDENT
2:44
Uh, TSMC is exploring ways to help run its new semiconductor factories in Texas.
Pedro BanalesHOST
13:41
I think that, you know, regardless, we're having all of these data centers being scheduled in.
Pedro BanalesHOST
13:48
Also, it's interesting to note, Elon Musk, I mean, you can't talk about this without mentioning him, he's building the TerraFab.
Pedro BanalesHOST
13:57
And now this is related to data center, it's not a data center itself.
Pedro BanalesHOST
14:01
But he's basically invested, I think it's like $120 billion into this Terafab.
Pedro BanalesHOST
14:39
So all of that, he's like, you guys can't even output enough for what I need.
Pedro BanalesHOST
14:44
So he's like, you know, stuff it, I'll make it myself.
Pedro BanalesHOST
14:46
So now he's building this huge TerraFab, you know, largest building on earth basically it's going to be.
Pedro BanalesHOST
14:53
So that gives an idea of the amount of data and processing that's needed for these huge projects that's
Sam NorthHOST
2:20
Uh, Intel, though, is down 4%, and this shows that it's still brutally competitive out there as well.
Sam NorthHOST
2:27
NVIDIA, which did hit a new all-time high on Friday, didn't close at one, but hit one, is up around 0.5%, and the trigger is Elon Musk indicating that TSMC is in discussions about participating in the huge Terrafab semiconductor product, uh, and Intel had been expected to play a major role.
Sam NorthHOST
2:43
So that's the reason for the Intel move to the downside, uh, there as well.
Sam NorthHOST
2:49
Uh, another AI power winner, Vista, was up about 4 to 6% pre-market following reports the US government is preparing 4.2 billion loan to increase output at its free nuclear plant.
Charles PayneHOST
0:29
[upbeat music] I'm Charles Payne, and this is the Fox Business Report.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:35
Intel shares are down more than three and a half percent today after Elon Musk signaled that Intel's rival, Taiwan Semiconductor, is looking at helping his chip manufacturing venture, Terrafab.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:47
Intel is already involved in the project.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:50
Investors were hoping Intel would have Terrafab all to itself, though Musk has explained TSMC could supplement rather than replace Intel's role in the semiconductor plant.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
1:01
Luxury brands might not be seeing a recovery this year.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
1:05
Analysts at UBS say the war in Iran and other factors are delaying the recovery.
ZacHOST
17:00
anymore.
ZacHOST
17:00
Hard to read this chart because the TerraFab is going to produce so many chips.
ZacHOST
17:04
But Elon said a sufficiently large quantity is a quality all its own.
ZacHOST
17:08
Big difference between bacteria with one cell and a human with 35 trillion cells, even though both are made of cells.
Bryn TalkingtonPANELIST
29:09
We've got robots.
Bryn TalkingtonPANELIST
29:11
We've got Terrafab.
Bryn TalkingtonPANELIST
29:13
There's just so much to like about the company long term.
Bryn TalkingtonPANELIST
29:15
I still, I think there will be a bid for this company.
Austin HankwitzHOST
29:16
Now, his companies, he announced that a wave of megaprojects have taken place here in 2026, and he's chasing the states that give him the biggest tax breaks worldwide.
Austin HankwitzHOST
29:27
Who would have thought a trillionaire is doing that, right? So we got SpaceX and Tesla's $16.8 billion Terafab chip campus taking place in Grimes County, Texas, one of the largest chip factories in the world.
Austin HankwitzHOST
29:42
They've got the $100 billion SpaceX rocket refueling buildout taking place in Louisiana.
Austin HankwitzHOST
29:49
They've got Starbase expanding in Brownsville, Texas.
John McNeillGUEST
27:41
So there's a lot of reasons for these two companies to come together, much less the capital structure where Musk would finally get control of Tesla.
Morgan BrennanHOST
27:49
Yeah, and we see that already playing out, beginning to play out with Terafab.
Morgan BrennanHOST
27:52
John McNeill, great to have you on.
Morgan BrennanHOST
27:53
Appreciate it.
MelvinGUEST
21:52
This is extremely hard.
MelvinGUEST
21:53
You know, and this is why Elon is like he talked about, you know, him wanting to start TerraFab.
MelvinGUEST
22:00
Right.
MelvinGUEST
22:01
They're not going to be coming online for a really long time.
Dong OngHOST
3:50
Mm.
Maksym PlakhotnyukGUEST
3:50
So the supply chain becomes the major risks, so that's why we see today such initiatives as, uh, Elon Musk with his Terrafab project, uh, bringing web.
Maksym PlakhotnyukGUEST
4:00
His main idea is to create, uh, one, uh, platform with recursive innovation cycle, and this recursive innovation cycle is a possible solution how we can define a new manufacturing paradigm for semiconductors, and most important, innovate extremely fast in, uh, short timeframes and creating new capabilities.
Maksym PlakhotnyukGUEST
4:26
Because, uh, the current capacity, global capacity for semiconductor manufacture already overloaded by the AI chips, so the, uh, the, the new way, uh, or the old way, I would say, increasing capacity with the old way, with, uh, standard fabs, uh, looks like is not, uh, the best solution.

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