What a beast!
TESLA AI5: THE CHIP THAT EATS NVIDIA FOR BREAKFAST
Elon just dropped numbers that make Moore’s Law look lazy.
The new AI5 chip - Tesla’s in-house silicon - is up to 40× faster than the AI4 running today’s fleet. Not 40%... 40 times.
The specs read like sci-fi:
8× the compute
9× the memory
5× the bandwidth
And code paths shrunk from 40 steps to a handful.
It’s built by Samsung and TSMC on U.S. soil - Texas and Arizona fabs - with production kicking off in 2026.
Efficiency? Off the charts: 10× cheaper per inference than Nvidia, 3× more efficient per watt.
Meanwhile, FSD V14 is already live, packing 10 times more parameters and hinting at what Elon calls “sentient-level driving” by V14.2.
The problem? AI4’s maxed out. The chip’s sweating to keep up.
AI5 fixes that. And every leftover chip? Going straight into Tesla’s data centers - the real engine of Elon’s AI ambitions.
Which means: By 2026, Tesla’s cars won’t just drive themselves. They’ll think circles around every GPU farm in Silicon Valley.
Source: Tesla Oracle, Gear Musk, NotebookCheck
Media: ShiftDelete .net
TESLA AI5: THE CHIP THAT EATS NVIDIA FOR BREAKFAST
Elon just dropped numbers that make Moore’s Law look lazy.
The new AI5 chip - Tesla’s in-house silicon - is up to 40× faster than the AI4 running today’s fleet. Not 40%... 40 times.
The specs read like sci-fi:
8× the compute
9× the memory
5× the bandwidth
And code paths shrunk from 40 steps to a handful.
It’s built by Samsung and TSMC on U.S. soil - Texas and Arizona fabs - with production kicking off in 2026.
Efficiency? Off the charts: 10× cheaper per inference than Nvidia, 3× more efficient per watt.
Meanwhile, FSD V14 is already live, packing 10 times more parameters and hinting at what Elon calls “sentient-level driving” by V14.2.
The problem? AI4’s maxed out. The chip’s sweating to keep up.
AI5 fixes that. And every leftover chip? Going straight into Tesla’s data centers - the real engine of Elon’s AI ambitions.
Which means: By 2026, Tesla’s cars won’t just drive themselves. They’ll think circles around every GPU farm in Silicon Valley.
Source: Tesla Oracle, Gear Musk, NotebookCheck
Media: ShiftDelete .net