JIM CRAMER: TESLA’S OPTIMUS WILL BE EVEN BIGGER THAN THE ROBOTAXI “Elon made a very compelling argument. You simply can't stop the self-driving cars. They're the future. But that was practically a sideshow compared to my favorite part, the non-linear side of the conference call that was all about... robots. The Optimus program. I guess his kids like playing with Transformers. Musk's talking about real robots, ones that can do anything we can do physically, but better." Source: Jim Cramer Mad Money, January 30, 2025show more

Really? You don’t say…

Elon Musk claims to have finished a 100,000-strong H100 cluster in four months. How likely is that?

Cybertruck will be bigger than them all! 🔥

I got it❤💥👇

By Jody Serrano Elon goes to Washington. Wired reports that Musk has been telling his friends that he’s sleeping in DOGE’s offices, which are housed in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. DOGE’s offices are 0.2 miles from the White House, according to Google Maps, or a four-minute walk. While sleeping in the office on a regular basis may seem alarming to most people, doing so has become a part of Musk’s management style over the years. In the past, the billionaire has indicated that this activity helps promote the relentless pace and long hours, a culture he has sometimes referred to as “hardcore,” he likes at his companies. Not his first rodeo. Musk became known for sleeping on the factory floor and under his desk at Tesla. In 2018, a year when the Tesla Model 3 was behind its production schedule, Musk said he had been sleeping on the factory floor and had no time to go home and shower. In an interview that year, he called 2018 “the most difficult and painful of my career.” “I don’t believe like people should be experiencing hardship while the CEO is, like, off on vacation,” Musk said. The billionaire employed the same strategy when he bought Twitter, later renamed X, in 2022. After the acquisition was complete, Musk began sleeping at X’s offices in San Francisco. He even had a favorite sleeping nook. There's a library that nobody goes to, up on the seventh floor. And, uh, there's a couch there, and I sleep there sometimes," Musk said in 2023. Why does Musk sleep in offices? The billionaire addressed his tendency to sleep at his company’s offices in an interview with Baron Capitol CEO Ron Baron in 2022. “This is important because if the team thinks their leader is off somewhere having a good time, drinking Mai Tais on a tropical island, which I definitely could have been doing … since the team could see me sleeping on the floor during shift change, they knew I was there, and that made a huge difference, they gave it their all,” he said. In the case of Twitter, he certainly set an example. Shortly after his acquisition was complete, a director at Twitter named Esther Crawford went viral for sleeping at the office and posting a picture of herself in a sleeping bag with the caption: “When your team is pushing round the clock to make deadlines sometimes you #SleepWhereYouWork."

Impressive

I think self driving cars would be hard to use. It would be hard to give up that control. Hard to trust the vehicle.

Oh shit. This is the worse thing to happen to your company/product.

Cramer’s enthusiasm about Tesla's Optimus robot program is contagious! Musk always manages to spark excitement with his bold ideas. If these robots can truly do everything humans can do, but better, it could be a game-changer. It’s wild to think that Optimus might outshine even the highly anticipated robotaxi program in the long run.

This is like the beginning of a Sci Fi movie, I hope it ends well.

@MarioNawfal The future is ours to shape. Self-driving cars are but a step. Optimus heralds a new era. As we march to Mars, let innovation lead us. Ad astra per aspera, to the stars with perseverance kek.