Elon Musk breaks boundaries again, this time with an idea that could turn Tesla into a global computing company?
During the last earnings call, Musk threw out an idea that most analysts largely missed...
Perhaps because it sounded a bit like science fiction?
But actually, perhaps it could be the next step in Tesla's evolution?
Pay attention:
“If we have tens of millions of vehicles, and each one has a kilowatt of AI computing power… why not use them as a global fleet of distributed computing?” Think about it for a moment.
Every Tesla vehicle has an FSD chip, a small supercomputer waiting for the moment when artificial intelligence will drive by itself.
But most of the time, the car is parked.
During this time, it does nothing.
Musk says: Let's use this time to compute.
If Tesla uses its fleet as a distributed server farm, say 100 million vehicles × one kilowatt, that's 100 gigawatts of AI computing power
Almost inconceivable...
Musk is saying here, in other words:
Instead of building data centers, Tesla itself will become the data center traveling on the roads.
Every car = a server.
Every car owner = a partner in global computing.
Imagine a situation where while your car is parked, it contributes computing power to Tesla's network, and you get rewarded for it.
This is a new generation of computing for distributed AI, with existing energy, cooling, and infrastructure, simply genius.
Musk is not just talking about smart cars.
He is talking about a mobile global computing network that no other company can even dream of.
If Tesla indeed implements the idea, it will not just be a car manufacturer, but the world's largest AI infrastructure...