The week was abuzz with tech news, from Nvidia Corp.’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) Blackwell GPU setting new AI benchmarks to Elon Musk’s controversial comments on OpenAI. Here’s a quick recap of the top ...

On X, Musk said that "we also use the Tesla HW4 AI computer in the training loop with Nvidia GPUs, currently at roughly a 1:2 ratio. Also, we’re changing the name from Hardware 4 (HW4) to ...

TSMC fabricates the Tesla Dojo chips used by Tesla and XAI and they make the Nvidia GPUs. The relative production depends upon percentage of wafers allocated to each customer. If XAI gets $300 billion ...

As stated publicly by Elon Musk, Tesla's new data center Giga Texas was not ready for the installation of the Nvidia hardware, while the third party data center where X.ai's GPUs would be housed ...

Nvidia's Omniverse plus high-end GPUs, together with Tesla's real-world sensor data and humanoid Optimus, demonstrate that the requisite tools and compute are all in place for a robotics boom.

From the unveiling of its first in-house supercomputer in 2021 to the recent plans to deploy 85,000 Nvidia (NVDA) GPUs by the end of this year, Tesla's commitment to AI development has been both ...

This aligns with my argument that Nvidia is the better investment compared to Tesla in the near term.See more NVDA analyst ratingsConclusion: Nvidia Is the Better Buy Right NowI remain more ...

Nvidia's 96% to 97% share of the GPU market will take years to penetrate. ... Shares of both Nvidia and Tesla have compelling upside potential based on their innovation and bold market creation.

Onstage at Nvidia’s GTC 2025 conference in San Jose on Tuesday, CEO Jensen Huang announced a slew of new GPUs coming down the company’s product pipeline over the next few months. Perhaps the ...

The week was abuzz with tech news, from Nvidia Corp.’s NVDA Blackwell GPU setting new AI benchmarks to Elon Musk’s controversial comments on OpenAI. Here’s a quick recap of the top stories.