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Tahniah diucapkan kepada Mawar Rashid dan suami yang bakal menimang cahaya mata pertama selepas mendirikan rumah tangga December lalu. Menerusi Instagram, Mawar berkongsikan berita gembira itu kepada peminat. In Blow to Nvidia, Tesla Speeds "Kick-Ass" AI Chip By Donna Fuscaldo | August 2, 2018 — 7:26 AM EDT SHARE ADD TO WATCHLIST NVDA NVIDIA Corp 247.06 +0.24% TSLA Tesla Inc 329.12 +9.40% INTC Intel Corp 48.61 -0.41% View Watchlist In what could be a blow to graphics chipmaker Nvidia Inc. (NVDA NVDA NVIDIA Corp 247.06 +0.24% ), Tesla Inc.’s (TSLA TSLA Tesla Inc 329.12 +9.40% ) Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said the company’s in-house chip for autonomous driving is close to being ready and that the electric car maker will invest more in those efforts. Speaking during a conference call to discuss second quarter results with Wall Street, Musk said its self-driving chip, which the company has been working on for three years is “finally coming to fruition.” He used the opportunity to bring out key employees working on the self-driving chip including Pete Bannon, the director of the project for Tesla. During the conference call, transcribed by Seeking Alpha, Bannon said the chips are up and working and that his team has “drop-in replacements” for the Model S, X and 3 that have been tested in the field. Tesla Is Going It Alone With Its AI Chip Tesla is among a crop of automakers that are developing and testing autonomous vehicles but it is the only one to announced plans to create its own semiconductor to power the self-driving vehicles. Those plans, which were revealed late last year, was seen as a blow to Nvidia given Tesla has used its chips in its cars as it offers more self-driving features. (See more: Tesla Plans to Invest $5B in Chinese Factory: Report.) Tesla To Invest More In Autopilot Chip During the conference call, Musk highlighted the increased performance of its chip compared to Nvidia's, saying the graphics chip maker’s hardware can do 200 frames a second while the Tesla chip can do more than 2,000 frames a second and signaled more investments to come. “It's an amazing design and we're going to be looking to increase the size of our chip team and our investment in that as quickly as possible,” he said. Musk noted it costs the same as its current hardware and is easily replaced. “ All the connectors are compatible and you get an order of magnitude, more processing and you can run all the cameras at primary full resolution with the complex neural net. So it's super kick-ass,” he said. Bannon took over as head of the autopilot hardware team after Jim Keller, head of the unit, left to join Intel Corp. (INTC INTC Intel Corp 48.61 -0.41% ) in late April. (See more: Tesla's Autopilot Chief Departs for Intel.) Bannon was a former colleague of Keller. Keller joined the company from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD AMD Advanced Micro Devices Inc 18.66 +0.97% ) in January of 2016. Several of his former colleagues followed him to Tesla, fueling speculation at the time that electric car maker was keen to develop its own chip. This was confirmed in December of 2017. Read more: In Blow to Nvidia, Tesla Speeds "Kick-Ass" AI Chip | Investopedia https://www.investopedia.com/news/blow-nvidia-tesla-speeds-kickass-ai-chip/#ixzz5N27Kvw1H Follow us: Investopedia on Facebook

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