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Elon Musk Announces $10B Terafab Chip Facility in Austin for Tesla, SpaceX, xAI

Elon Musk announced plans to build a semiconductor fabrication facility in Austin, Texas, called Terafab. The plant will produce custom chips for Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI, with an estimated cost of $10 billion. Construction is expected to begin later this year. The facility would reduce Musk's companies' dependence on external chip suppliers and give xAI dedicated hardware capacity for training and inference workloads. Musk described the project as necessary to secure long-term compute supply across his portfolio of companies.
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Goldman and Apollo discuss selling portions of SpaceX chip financing

Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in talks with Wall Street investors to begin selling portions of a roughly $40 billion chip financing deal for SpaceX, Bloomberg reported. The discussions concern portions of the financing rather than a completed sale.

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Capital Infrastructure

VÆRIDION raises €30 million and wins selection for €94.5 million EU grant

Munich electric aircraft developer VÆRIDION has raised €30 million in Series A2 financing and been selected for a €94.5 million European Commission Innovation Fund grant, EU-Startups reports. SHIFT Invest and Invest-NL co-led the equity round.

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Capital Infrastructure

Green Voltis raises €13.5 million for battery trading and energy operations

Stockholm-based Green Voltis has raised €13.5 million in Series A financing from sole investor Lochpine Capital, EU-Startups reports. The company operates and trades battery storage across European power markets, with more than 1.2 GWh under contract and in operation.

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Infrastructure Products

Microsoft declines option to expand Nscale Texas data center contract

Microsoft has rejected an option to more than double its Texas data center contract with Nscale, the Financial Times reported, citing sources. The decision is a setback for the startup as it pursues ambitions for a $35B initial public offering.