Tesla and Samsung Electronics execs meet to discuss potential cooperation
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently met with several Samsung Electronics executives, including Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong. The meeting took place at Samsung Semiconductor’s US R&D Labs, as per an announcement made by the tech giant on Sunday.
This was the first private meeting between Musk and Lee. The agenda included discussions about future cooperation in autonomous driving and semiconductor production.
Musk is known for his role in Tesla, the world’s largest electric car company, and also for his involvement in other innovative ventures. These include Starlink, a next-generation satellite communication company, SpaceX, a space exploration company, and brain-machine startup Neuralink. Musk is also involved in The Boring Company, a transportation startup, and Twitter, a social media platform.
Samsung and Tesla have a history of collaboration, particularly in the development of next-generation IT technology, including semiconductors for autonomous vehicles. Samsung and Tesla have worked together on the development of chips designed for autonomous driving, as reported by The Korea Herald.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently met with several Samsung Electronics executives, including Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong. The meeting took place at Samsung Semiconductor’s US R&D Labs, as per an announcement made by the tech giant on Sunday.
This was the first private meeting between Musk and Lee. The agenda included discussions about future cooperation in autonomous driving and semiconductor production.
Musk is known for his role in Tesla, the world’s largest electric car company, and also for his involvement in other innovative ventures. These include Starlink, a next-generation satellite communication company, SpaceX, a space exploration company, and brain-machine startup Neuralink. Musk is also involved in The Boring Company, a transportation startup, and Twitter, a social media platform.
Samsung and Tesla have a history of collaboration, particularly in the development of next-generation IT technology, including semiconductors for autonomous vehicles. Samsung and Tesla have worked together on the development of chips designed for autonomous driving, as reported by The Korea Herald.