Tenstorrent Considers Multiple Chipmakers for Production Amid AI Growth
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miércoles, 1 de octubre de 2025, 11:04 pm ET1 min de lectura
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The move comes as Tenstorrent seeks to compete in the rapidly evolving AI chip market. The startup is aiming to produce its own AI chips to enhance its AI capabilities and reduce reliance on third-party hardware. Keller's comments suggest that Tenstorrent is actively exploring various manufacturing options to secure the best technology and cost-efficiency for its products.
In the broader semiconductor landscape, TSMC and Samsung are leading the race in advanced node technology. TSMC, in particular, has been a key player in providing manufacturing services for many major tech companies, including Apple and NVIDIA. Samsung, on the other hand, has been making significant strides in its foundry business, aiming to challenge TSMC's dominance.
This development aligns with the broader trend of companies seeking to diversify their manufacturing partners to mitigate risks and ensure access to the latest technology. Intel, for instance, has been actively pursuing foundry customers, including AMD, to revitalize its manufacturing division and reduce reliance on TSMC [2].
The ongoing talks with TSMC and Samsung underscore Tenstorrent's strategic approach to securing advanced manufacturing capabilities. As the AI market continues to grow, companies like Tenstorrent are investing heavily in their hardware capabilities to stay competitive.
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Tenstorrent CEO Jim Keller stated that the AI startup is in talks with TSMC and Samsung to use their 2-nanometer technology for chip production. Keller did not rule out working with Intel's contract chipmaking service in the future. The talks with TSMC and Samsung are ongoing, with Keller expressing his confidence in the potential partnership.
Tenstorrent, an AI startup, is in talks with TSMC and Samsung to use their 2-nanometer technology for chip production, according to a statement by CEO Jim Keller. Keller expressed confidence in the potential partnerships and did not rule out working with Intel's contract chipmaking service in the future. The discussions with TSMC and Samsung are ongoing, reflecting the company's strategy to leverage cutting-edge technology for its AI chips [1].The move comes as Tenstorrent seeks to compete in the rapidly evolving AI chip market. The startup is aiming to produce its own AI chips to enhance its AI capabilities and reduce reliance on third-party hardware. Keller's comments suggest that Tenstorrent is actively exploring various manufacturing options to secure the best technology and cost-efficiency for its products.
In the broader semiconductor landscape, TSMC and Samsung are leading the race in advanced node technology. TSMC, in particular, has been a key player in providing manufacturing services for many major tech companies, including Apple and NVIDIA. Samsung, on the other hand, has been making significant strides in its foundry business, aiming to challenge TSMC's dominance.
This development aligns with the broader trend of companies seeking to diversify their manufacturing partners to mitigate risks and ensure access to the latest technology. Intel, for instance, has been actively pursuing foundry customers, including AMD, to revitalize its manufacturing division and reduce reliance on TSMC [2].
The ongoing talks with TSMC and Samsung underscore Tenstorrent's strategic approach to securing advanced manufacturing capabilities. As the AI market continues to grow, companies like Tenstorrent are investing heavily in their hardware capabilities to stay competitive.
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