(Central News Agency, San Francisco, 7th Comprehensive Foreign Report) Bloomberg today reported, citing informed sources, that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has ordered the disbandment of the Dojo supercomputer team, and the team's head, Peter Bannon, will leave Tesla. Reuters cited Bloomberg News, reporting that the Dojo supercomputer is used to process large amounts of data and videos from Tesla electric vehicles to train Tesla's autonomous driving software. The report stated that approximately 20 members of the Dojo supercomputer team have recently joined the startup DensityAI, while the remaining members have been assigned to other Tesla data centers and computing projects. Reuters was unable to independently verify Bloomberg's report. As Musk pushes forward with his strategy to integrate his business ventures, Tesla has shifted its focus toward AI-driven autonomous driving technology and robotics. In March, Musk's AI company xAI acquired the social media platform X for $33 billion (approximately NT$985 billion), to enhance the training resources for its chatbot Grok, while Tesla also integrated Grok into its vehicle systems. In July, Musk denied that Tesla would merge with xAI but announced that a shareholder vote would be held to decide whether Tesla would invest in xAI. Track Central News Agency via Google News. Bloomberg reported that Tesla also plans to increase collaboration with external technology partners, such as Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) in computing, and Samsung Electronics in chip manufacturing. Tesla, Nvidia, AMD, and Samsung Electronics did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment.

(Internship Translation: Zhang Jiayu / Proofreading: Yan Siqi)