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Morgan Stanley values Tesla's super-hyped supercomputer at up to $500B

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Musk snaps up Nvidia GPUs even as he builds Dojo. Finance bods foresee SaaSy AI, rivers of cash Tesla's forthcoming Dojo supercomputer could add as much as $500 billion to the automaker's valuation – which currently sits at $875 billion - according to a Morgan Stanley Research note.…

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At least, the importance of Morgan Stanley news to Linux/FOSS.

Mods?
Actually I pondered over that very question when I posted this article. But it occurred to me that ALL of the 500 top supercomputers in the world are running Linux, and this one will most likely be running Linux as well. So, it's good to stay on top of the supercomputer landscape as it evolves. imho
Morgan Stanley, not so important. A Really Big supercomputer, however, is something to watch.
The bigger question is: Where can I buy one and can I pay for it on an installment plan?
Okay, that's good enough for me.
Hey Doc, let's goes halves on one.
Unfortunately, at my age, I need all the CPU cycles I can get.

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