Elon Musk has publicly expressed interest in hiring former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. While the offer remains informal, Musk suggested that Huang could contribute to his ongoing semiconductor initiatives, specifically the Terafab project.
The Terafab project, first announced by Musk in November 2025, aims to achieve volume chip production by the second half of 2028. The facility has a long-term production target of one million wafers per month by 2032.
Beyond Terafab, Musk’s companies are pursuing separate hardware goals, including Tesla’s AI accelerator roadmap and SpaceX’s plans to develop proprietary GPUs. Huang’s industry expertise is viewed as a potential asset for these ventures.
Jensen Huang currently holds significant equity in Nvidia, with approximately 800 million shares owned jointly with his wife through trusts and LLCs, and an additional 70 million shares held personally.
