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AI5 might have just left the PowerPoint. Samsung is reportedly trial-producing Tesla’s next AI chip on its 2nm line in Texas, which means real silicon could already be coming off the line. First up: Optimus and Tesla’s AI compute. Cars come later. If this checks out, Tesla’s next brain... show more

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