Tesla is discontinuing its in-house chip development for autonomous technology, leading to the disbandment of the team behind its Dojo supercomputer.

Tesla’s chip and Dojo supercomputer chief departs as Elon Musk shuts down the in-house AI project, shifting to partnerships with Nvidia, AMD, and Samsung.

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