A 100-million-square-foot chip factory is remarkable. The more consequential detail may sit outside the fabrication lines. Terafab is expected to pair its enormous computing ambitions with substantial onsite power generation, bringing energy infrastructure into the project from the beginning. That choice opens a broader question for AI and semiconductor manufacturing: when electricity becomes part of the architecture itself, which forms of continuous generation can realistically meet industrial-scale demand?
Terafab and the Hidden Energy Story Behind the World's Biggest Chip Factory
