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Tesla reported its Cortex 1 and Cortex 2 AI training clusters in production at more than 105 MW and more than 120 MW at the end of Q3 2026, and said it plans to reach 400 MW of training compute by the end of the year for vehicle and humanoid robot autonomy Tesla plans 400 MW, up from over 225 MW in Q3
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Training power is a hard limit on how fast self-driving and robot software can improve, so this target shows how hard Tesla is pushing.
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