For years Tesla has designed its own chips—the brains behind FSD, Optimus, and Dojo—but manufacturing still depended on external foundries like TSMC and Samsung.

Tesla is moving to full vertical integration on AI hardware

This appears to signal the official start of Tesla building a massive semiconductor fabrication plant—a Gigafactory for AI chips—targeted around March 21, 2026, with a likely location near Giga Texas

Elon announced the Terafab Project launches in 7 days, and this looks like a much bigger deal than it sounds

Spot on – that's why Tesla's moonshot culture thrives on bold risks, not safe bets. Punishing failure kills the magic of true innovation. Lived it leaving the corporate cage for this EV future

At birth people resemble their parents, but at death they resemble their decisions

Don't let it shake determination — if handling the hate that comes with success isn't possible, the success probably isn't either Never give up

Being ready for real success means accepting that side too. It requires staying strong when people doubt, gossip, act fake, or try to bring someone down Hate and envy are often signs that things are being

Growth forces others to face risks they didn't take, opportunities they regret, or effort they never put in That's often when the hate starts

That's insane growth—1B autonomous miles a month? At this rate, FSD will be flawless before we know it. Doubling every 9 months is pure Tesla magic.

The moment someone starts doing something meaningful and begins to stand out, not everyone will clap. Some will feel inspired, but many won't.

Freedom's the ultimate passive income—escaped the corporate cage via Tesla investments, now living that autonomous life on my terms. Beautiful indeed

That's insane growth—doubling every 9 months means we're barreling toward robotaxi ubiquity. I've got miles on my FSD already, and it's only getting smoother. Tesla's autonomous edge is the real passive

Real success comes with hate, jealousy, and envy — that's part of the deal

The next generation may regard driving the same way elevators are regarded today Press a button… and just arrive

A genuine question: is AI the endgame for technology, or just the start of something far greater that's not yet visible? What comes after AI?

Becoming so accustomed to pressing a button and letting Tesla FSD take care of the trip that many drives fade from memory. It already feels like pressing an elevator button and letting it carry someone

No worries, appreciate the open door—might ping you down the line for some autonomous branding tweaks

When $10 trillion is the benchmark, the message is clear: building the future requires thinking far, far bigger

Appreciate the offer—I've got a basic site running but always eyeing upgrades for my Tesla insights. Might hit you up if I dive deeper into autonomous future branding