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Manufacturing · Aug 8, 2026

Terafab Plan Adds Memory Production to Musk’s Texas Chip Campus

SpaceX and Tesla have outlined an initial $16.8 billion phase for a Texas semiconductor campus that is meant to include memory, packaging, and testing alongside logic. For memory markets, the significance is long-term: it points to a push for more vertically integrated AI hardware supply rather than an immediate change in DRAM or NAND availability.

Price impact: 1Direction: neutralSource: Tom's Hardware

Tom’s Hardware reports that SpaceX and Tesla have formally presented the first phase of the Terafab project in Grimes County, Texas. The plan calls for a very large chip campus, with management describing a final footprint of more than 100 million square feet of manufacturing space and an opening investment of $16.8 billion. The article says the site is intended to combine logic manufacturing, memory-chip production, packaging, and test work in one location. If that model is pursued at scale, it could reshape how AI system builders source compute and memory components, but the project remains early and the report does not point to any near-term change in merchant memory supply.

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