5 stories tagged hardware on EV Digest.
Tesla has reportedly finalized the acquisition of an undisclosed artificial intelligence hardware firm for $2 billion. This move follows earlier hints from the company regarding its expanding AI ambitions. The acquisition is expected to bolster Tesla's efforts in developing advanced AI capabilities.
Tesla has completed its previously hinted-at acquisition of an artificial intelligence hardware company, valued at approximately $1.95 billion. The deal, paid entirely in Tesla stock and equity, was discreetly disclosed in the company's Q2 2026 financial filing without public announcement or identification of the acquired entity.
New information suggests that Tesla's anticipated Cybercab will incorporate a dual GPS system, a significant hardware enhancement aimed at improving location accuracy. This upgrade is expected to provide precise mapping capabilities, crucial for the vehicle's driverless functionality.
The forthcoming Tesla Cybercab autonomous vehicle is rumored to incorporate a significantly more powerful Full Self-Driving (FSD) computer than what is currently found in consumer Tesla models. This advanced hardware is expected to enhance the Cybercab's autonomous capabilities as it prepares for future robotaxi services.
Turing, an autonomous vehicle startup, has attracted a strategic investment and hardware support from chipmaker AMD. This partnership will provide Turing with access to powerful AMD GPUs, crucial for developing and testing their self-driving software and systems.
