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Musk Reveals Tesla Is Using In-House Chips For Self-Driving Tech

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Automotive News reports that Tesla has started equipping its electric vehicles with a self-driving computer designed in-house. The new feature has the auto manufacturer transitioning away from chips supplied by Nvidia Corp. Tesla founder and CEO, Elon Musk said Monday at an investor day focused on autonomous driving; ” Tesla switched over to its own chips and self-driving computer from Nvidia’s for the Model S and Model X about a month ago, and for the Model 3 about 10 days ago".

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