Tesla’s 50,000 GPU Cortex supercomputer went live in Q4 2024
The Nvidia H100 cluster is alive and kicking in Texas
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Tesla claims 50k GPU cluster will be live by end of month
As capex looks to go past $11bn
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Tesla Dojo fabric lead Eric Quinnell departs, joins AWS
Tesla Transport Protocol Over Ethernet creator latest to leave automotive supercomputer efforts
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Elon Musk: Tesla to bring 50,000 GPU cluster online, "doubling down" on Dojo supercomputer
Says it was in Tesla's interest to give GPUs to xAI
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Former Google data center liquid cooling lead and Tesla thermal engineer joins OpenAI
Reza Khiabani has years of experience cooling AI infrastructure
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Tesla's Austin Dojo data center behind schedule, Elon Musk fires construction manager
Amid Tesla layoffs, product cancelations, and declining sales
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Tesla's head of AI infrastructure Tim Zaman joins Google DeepMind
Zaman also worked on machine learning at Twitter/X
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Tesla loses Dojo supercomputer project lead
Ganesh Venkataramanan worked at Tesla for five years and was responsible for designing the supercomputer’s custom D1 chips
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Tesla is building a Dojo data center at HQ in Austin, Texas
Its AI supercomputer for self-driving car development
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Dojo supercomputer could add $500bn to Telsa’s valuation, claims Morgan Stanley
New cluster could open new addressable markets, says analyst
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Tesla job ad says company will develop "first of its kind data centers"
But don't expect Elon Musk's company to launch its own data center business
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Elon Musk claims Tesla will spend "well over" $1bn on Dojo supercomputer, alongside Nvidia GPUs, for "100 exaflops" of AI
Dojo uses in-house hardware for self-driving training
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Tesla begins installing Dojo supercomputer cabinets, trips local substation
Custom silicon joined by custom cooling unit to reach 200kW rack densities, 2MW test trips substation
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Tesla has seventh largest GPU supercomputer in the world, employee claims
Supercomputer upgrade added 1,600 GPUs
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Tesla sues former engineer for alleged technology theft of Project Dojo supercomputer
Musk & Co. claim he took cooling tech from the car company
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Tesla details Dojo supercomputer, reveals Dojo D1 chip and training tile module
Company reveals new chip and module that will power its 'ExaPod' exascale supercomputer
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Tesla details pre-Dojo supercomputer, could be up to 80 petaflops
Unnamed system uses 5,760 Nvidia A100s