Tesla has claimed to now have the world’s seventh-largest graphics supercomputer by GPU count. Tim Zaman, the company’s AI and Autopilot lead, tweeted on Friday that: “We [Tesla] have recently ...

Tesla's Dojo Supercomputer specializes in AI for Full-Self Driving. Its unique architecture and scalability position Tesla as a key player in AI and supercomputing.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla Inc. TSLA, has expressed his dissatisfaction with the term GPU while announcing that the company’s core AI infrastructure is no longer training-constrained. What ...

Nvidia revealed its next-gen Ampere graphics architecture on Thursday in the form of the A100 data center GPU. PC gamers can glean a lot about future GeForce graphics cards from the announcement.

Tesla‘s vision of its customers playing high-end games like Cyberpunk 2077 from their drivers’ seats may not have panned out, but it’s technically still possible to game with a Cybertruck ...

Tesla has revealed its investment into a massive compute cluster comprising 10,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs specifically designed to power AI workloads. The system, which went online this week, is ...

What does Tesla's sedan, Sony's PlayStation, Microsoft's Xbox, and a gaming PC share in common? They all come with AMD's powerful GPU.

"We've started using the GPU cluster based out of our factory house ahead of schedule, and are on track to get 50k GPUs deployed in Texas by the end of this month," CFO Vaibhav Taneja said in an ...

Established in 2021, Perlmutter is an HPE Cray EX supercomputer that uses AMD Zen 3 Epyc CPUs as well as Nvidia A100 Tesla Core GPUs. The first phase of development saw the machine fitted with ...

These absolutely colossal fans, destined for the cooling building of Tesla's Austin Dojo data center, have many drawing parallels with graphics cards. "Damnit Jensen, you've done it ...

The firm also built a compute cluster fitted with 5,760 Nvidia A100 GPUs in June 2012. But the firm’s latest investment in 10,000 of the company’s H100 GPUs dwarfs the power of this supercomputer.