Tesla has ended its in-house supercomputer project known as Dojo. The system was used for AI training to improve Autopilot ...

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Tesla is dismantling its in-house AI supercomputer project "Dojo" and shifting gears toward a new external chip strategy ...

Tesla is giving up on building an in-house supercomputer for computer vision processing as part of its advanced driver assistance system.

Shares in Tesla ($TSLA) dropped today on fears that it is losing ground in the AI race after scrapping its Dojo supercomputer ...

Tesla will streamline its AI chip programme to focus on developing inference chips – specialized processors for AI models, CEO Elon Musk has said.

The supercomputer was designed around custom training chips to process vast amounts of data and video to train autonomous-driving software.

Tesla is shutting down Dojo, the supercomputer project that was at one time key to the automaker's driverless-vehicle ...

The disbanding of Tesla’s supercomputer is less about the AI race and more about Elon Musk’s inability to retain talent.

Tesla is dissolving the team that was developing its Dojo supercomputer, according to Bloomberg. The change, which reportedly ...

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