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September 2, 2025

Tesla shuts down Dojo AI supercomputer project after six years, abandoning in-house D2 chips and pivoting to partnerships with Samsung AMD and Nvidia for AI training chips citing evolutionary dead end despite earlier claims of revolutionizing FSD and robotaxi development.

Tesla shuts down Dojo AI supercomputer project after six years, abandoning in-house D2 chips and pivoting to partnerships with Samsung AMD and Nvidia for AI training chips citing evolutionary dead end despite earlier claims of revolutionizing FSD and robotaxi development. Tesla shuts down Dojo AI supercomputer project after six years, abandoning in-house D2 chips and pivoting to partnerships with Samsung AMD and Nvidia for AI training chips citing evolutionary dead end despite earlier claims of revolutionizing FSD and robotaxi development. Tesla shuts down Dojo AI supercomputer project after six years, abandoning in-house D2 chips and pivoting to partnerships with Samsung AMD and Nvidia for AI training chips citing evolutionary dead end despite earlier claims of revolutionizing FSD and robotaxi development. Tesla shuts down Dojo AI supercomputer project after six years, abandoning in-house D2 chips and pivoting to partnerships with Samsung AMD and Nvidia for AI training chips citing evolutionary dead end despite earlier claims of revolutionizing FSD and robotaxi development.
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