Seoul, Aug. 12 -- Samsung Electronics' USD 16.5 billion deal to manufacture Tesla's next-generation AI6 processors has gained new weight after Tesla shut down its Dojo supercomputing team, a move widely seen as a sign the electric carmaker will lean more on external chip partners. The development, reports The Korea Herald, is a possible deepening of ties between the South Korean tech giant and the US automaker.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed last week that the company will now focus on developing its AI5 and AI6 chips, custom processors built for self-driving technology and AI workloads, rather than splitting resources on different designs. "It doesn't make sense for Tesla to divide its sources and scale two quite different AI chip design...
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