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first_img Musk's semiconductor project Terafab has contacted about 10 Korean companies

According to South Korean media THE ELEC, Tesla and SpaceX, under Elon Musk, are in contact with South Korean materials, components, and equipment companies for the semiconductor manufacturing project Terafab. Some companies have signed non-disclosure agreements and are discussing supply categories. From October 13 to 15, relevant personnel visited about 10 South Korean company booths at Semicon West 2026 in San Francisco to confirm products and capacities and propose follow-up discussions, many of which have been ongoing for several months.ENF Technology, Asflow, and G&G Intech are involved in this initial contact, focusing on process materials, piping parts and valves, and wastewater reuse equipment, respectively. Mico's cleaning subsidiary Komico signed a tripartite non-disclosure agreement with Tesla and SpaceX about a month ago to discuss cleaning services for the Texas R&D test line. Unisem signed a non-disclosure agreement regarding environmental protection equipment such as exhaust gas treatment, while Dongjin Semichem is discussing materials such as diluents and phosphoric acid related to the Texas plant. Hanmi Semiconductor is discussing thermal compression bonding equipment, HPSP will supply a high-pressure hydrogen annealing device to the R&D line, and testing socket company ISC is exchanging samples and design information.Terafab is located in Texas and was announced to be jointly promoted by Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI in March of this year. The independent legal entity and equity structure have not yet been disclosed. The goal is to reach a monthly production of 1 million wafers within 10 years, with an initial investment of $16.8 billion and the hiring of over 3,000 people. SpaceX signed a tax reduction contract with Texas earlier this month and has begun construction. The industry expects the initial facility, which will produce 100,000 wafers per month, to be completed before 2030. Initial uses include Tesla's autonomous driving and robotics chips, as well as SpaceX's satellite and space data center chips.

first_img Open-source AI programming tool OpenCode was hacked, affecting approximately 1.4% of users

According to NetEase's report on "DeepTech," the open-source AI programming tool OpenCode has officially confirmed it was breached, affecting approximately 1.4% of OpenCode Console users, with some API keys for models stored on the platform potentially leaked. Multiple developers reported unusual charges on accounts used to call models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and others, with some claiming losses of hundreds of dollars and others stating amounts exceeding $1,700. The officials stated that the incident is related to a large-scale distillation attack and are currently working with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google to address the issue.OpenCode was developed by members of the Anomaly team, with one of the main creators being Dax Raad. The team has previously worked on projects like SST and OpenNext. In addition to local programs, its cloud service Console can centralize API keys from providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google in a workspace and call them on behalf of users; the incident occurred on this cloud service. A notification email stated that the attacker gained unauthorized access to a set of decommissioned old systems, and some third-party model API keys in the Console workspaces may have been exposed. Developer Colin Parsons reported unusual charges of about $281 on his OpenAI account and about $168 on his Anthropic account, while Preston Zeller reported losses of around $1,700. Other users reported unusual charges of about $400 on Anthropic and account restrictions triggered by unusual usage on Google services.OpenCode has notified affected users to revoke and replace their keys and check recent call records. Lydia Hallie, a member of the Anthropic Claude Code team, stated that Anthropic has collaborated with OpenCode and revoked the Claude API keys believed to be affected. Tibo, a member of the OpenAI team, stated that they are working with OpenCode to help affected API users restore access and refund the amounts that were unusually consumed during the attack. Dax Raad clarified that the affected service is OpenCode Console, not the locally running OpenCode, and that keys configured directly in the local tool will not be sent to OpenCode servers. On October 18, he stated on social media that the attacker had been continuously attempting to breach the system for the past 48 hours, and the team is strengthening defenses.
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