Tesla is dissolving its Dojo team led by Peter Bannon, pivoting away from in-house supercomputer development for autonomous vehicles. This decision aligns with a broader strategy to partner with external tech firms such as Nvidia and AMD for computational resources. The Dojo project aimed to train AI models for Tesla's Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems but faced setbacks, including staff losses to a new competitor. This transition signifies a significant change in Tesla's approach to artificial intelligence, as the company shifts focus to new chip technologies for its vehicles.
Tesla's Dojo team, responsible for the automaker's in-house supercomputer for driverless technology, is disbanding under CEO Elon Musk's orders, marking a major strategic shift.
Peter Bannon, head of the Dojo project, is leaving Tesla as the team reassesses its reliance on external technology partners like Nvidia and AMD for computing needs.
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