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Nvidia Talks About Tesla's Use Of 35,000 H100 GPU's, Helping The Breakthrough Performance Of FSD Version 12 - Vimarsana News

Nvidia Talks About Tesla's Use Of 35,000 H100 GPU's, Helping The Breakthrough Performance Of FSD Version 12

Nvidia had their earnings call and talked about Tesla today, saying that Tesla using a large AI training cluster, around 35,000 H100 GPU's, which helped Tesla's FSD version 12 have a breakthrough.

Bargersville's Fleet of 13 Tesla Police Cars Saves Taxpayers Money From Fuel Costs And Allows Hiring Two Additional Officers - Vimarsana News

Bargersville's Fleet of 13 Tesla Police Cars Saves Taxpayers Money From Fuel Costs And Allows Hiring Two Additional Officers

The Bargersville, Indiana, Police Department saves about $80,000 a year in fuel costs compared to gas-powered vehicles - this has allowed them to also hire two additional officers.

Elon Musk Shares That FSD Take Rate Is Much Higher Than 2%, As Was Reported Incorrectly - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk Shares That FSD Take Rate Is Much Higher Than 2%, As Was Reported Incorrectly

Elon Musk just shared that the take rate of FSD is much higher than 2% - that 2% being the number that was reported by a survey, now shown to be incorrect by Elon Musk.

Easter Eggs in Kendrick Lamar's Drake Diss Track Explained - Vimarsana News

Easter Eggs in Kendrick Lamar's Drake Diss Track Explained

Kendrick Lamar's Euphoria is packed with Easter eggs. Here's a run down of the hidden gems contained in K-Dot's Drake diss.

Thirteen on trial over online threats to French teen who insulted Islam - Vimarsana News

Thirteen on trial over online threats to French teen who insulted Islam

Social media rants by 16-year-old named Mila fuelled debate about right to offend people’s religious beliefs