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Aiming to Surpass Tesla: The Road to Turing's "Full Self-Driving" and the Development Behind Using a "Chip Faster Than GPUs"

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Explains how Turing overcame the bottleneck of development speed caused by simply adding more GPUs to accelerate AI technology development.

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  • •Turing is accelerating AI technology development for full self-driving with the goal of surpassing Tesla.
  • •The company faced the challenge that development speed did not improve by simply increasing the number of GPUs.
  • •The article mentions the development behind using a chip that is faster than GPUs.
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