On January 28, Tesla announced that it would build a supercomputer cluster called Dojo in New York and planned to invest $500 million. This supercomputer cluster will be used for Tesla's AI research and development, aiming to accelerate Tesla's progress in the field of artificial intelligence.
Elon Musk said the $500 million could only be used to build a smaller Nvidia system, adding that it would take at least billions of dollars a year to become a competitive player in the AI space.
Tesla's plan to build the Dojo supercomputer is in its Buffalo Gigafactory, which will add more computing power to the plant and help Tesla accelerate its research and development efforts.
According to the business investigation data, the legal representative of Tesla (Shanghai)** is Wang Hao, the registration date is May 10, 2018, and the registered capital is 4670000 yuan.
Tesla's investments and plans in the field of artificial intelligence show the company's emphasis and pursuit of future technologies. With the continuous development and application of artificial intelligence technology, Tesla is expected to continue to maintain its leading position in the field of electric vehicles and autonomous driving technology in the future.