Tesla secures $30 billion – AI, proprietary chips, and robotaxis drive investment offensive
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Tesla secures credit lines of $30 billion, providing additional financial flexibility for an exceptionally high investment phase. By 2026, investments are expected to rise to over $25 billion, up from $8.53 billion in the previous year. The focus is on AI computing power, proprietary chips, and new production capacities. Tesla is also advancing the $16.8 billion Terafab project in collaboration with SpaceX, intended to produce computing hardware for up to 1 terawatt of computing power annually in the long run. Tesla (TSLA) has arranged...
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