Dojo 3 'Space' Supercomputer 🚀, FSD V14 Neural Net Update 🤖, 4680 Dry Electrode Scaling 🔋

Tesla Core: The Gigathread

This week, Tesla is doubling down on vertical integration, pushing the boundaries of compute and chemistry to distance itself from the rest of the industry.

🚀 Dojo 3 and AI5: The Path to In-House Autonomy

Elon Musk has officially restarted the Dojo 3 supercomputer project, signaling a massive shift as the AI5 chip design nears completion to create Tesla's first fully in-house supercomputing stack without Nvidia hardware. This 'space-based' compute architecture is designed to handle the massive data processing required for the next generation of autonomous intelligence.

🔋 4680 Progress: Scaling the Cybercell

Tesla’s battery team has provided new insights into 4680 cell development, confirming steady manufacturing improvements and a successful ramp-up alongside Cybertruck production. The focus remains on optimizing dry electrode processes to hit the energy density milestones necessary for mass-market vehicle platforms.

🤖 FSD V14: The Next Neural Net Evolution

Anticipation is building for the release of FSD V14, which may feature a sophisticated new 'gold' visualization system to represent the vehicle's environmental perception. This update represents another leap in neural net architecture, aiming for smoother end-to-end driving performance and reduced interventions.

As we move closer to a hardware-independent AI stack, the gap between Tesla and traditional OEMs is no longer just about cars—it's about who owns the silicon that thinks for them.