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In a move reflecting the push for technological independence in supply chains, Elon Musk is expected to appear virtually at an ASML event to discuss the Terafab chipmaking project. This massive initiative aims to establish a sophisticated semiconductor plant to supply Tesla and SpaceX with chips domestically. This strategic push comes ahead of the space company's anticipated IPO, bolstering its operational readiness and market valuation.
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Sign InThe collaboration with ASML, the world leader in lithography systems, comes as big tech firms seek to reduce reliance on external suppliers; Nvidia recently reported record data center revenue growth of 427% year-over-year according to its latest earnings reports, highlighting the massive demand for chip infrastructure. Compared to peers, Tesla aims through Terafab to emulate the vertical integration model used by firms like Apple to ensure production stability and reduce long-term costs.
Investors should monitor ASML, which closed at $1,734.19, and TSLA, which closed at $381.59 on June 10, 2026. While markets await specific timelines for the Terafab project, upcoming economic data may influence risk appetite in the growth sector, particularly as traders look for any official updates regarding the SpaceX IPO schedule.