
In a significant move within the tech industry, Tesla, led by Elon Musk, has committed to investing $10 billion in artificial intelligence (AI) for 2024, specifically targeting advancements in autonomous driving technology. This investment aims to bolster Tesla's capabilities in both training and inference AI, with a focus on automotive applications. Concurrently, the AI sector is witnessing substantial financial commitments from other major players. Nvidia is projected to generate $40 billion from GPU sales in 2024, primarily driven by heightened demand from tech giants increasing their AI infrastructure investments, and its shares have experienced a $290 billion increase. Additionally, in the first quarter of 2024, Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet collectively invested $32 billion in AI technology and data centers, significantly heating up the competition in the AI space, which has now reached a $10-trillion market valuation.
Elon Musk says any company that isn’t spending $10 billion on AI this year like Tesla won’t be able to compete. https://t.co/UZuUzWjVUd
Nvidia shares received a lift last week on news that several mega-cap tech companies planned to increase its investment in AI infrastructure. Wedbush Securities' Matt Bryson tells @davidfaber how that will factor into $NVDA's business and the multiple it trades at. @CNBC https://t.co/q2W5wSSSav
Nvidia shares received a lift last week on news that several megacap tech companies planned to increased its investment in AI infrastructure. Wedbush Securities' Matt Bryson tells @davidfaber how that will factor in to Nvidia's business and the multiple it trades at. $NVDA https://t.co/ZHrRQTzW0g
