Tesla Investor Says EV Giant And Nvidia's AI-GPU Fusion Is The 'Future' Now: 'It's All Coming Together'

Tesla Inc TSLA investor Ross Gerber highlighted the synergy between Nvidia Corp NVDA and Tesla, emphasizing the convergence of AI autonomy and GPU technology. The tweet came amid the combined market value of the two companies matched the entire value of companies like Starbucks and Goldman Sachs.

What Happened: Gerber, in his tweet, pointed out the collaboration between Nvidia and Tesla, suggesting a future where AI autonomy and GPU processors play a pivotal role.

“Nvidia and Tesla. It's a thing. AI autonomy-GPU with the machines. It's all coming together… the future now. $tsla $nvda,” his tweet read.

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Why It Matters: The collaboration between Nvidia and Tesla is not surprising, given Tesla CEO Elon Musk‘s recent endeavors in the AI space. Musk has been gearing up to launch an AI startup, securing a significant number of GPU processors from Nvidia for his venture.

Musk has previously expressed his interest in using more Nvidia hardware “as fast as Nvidia will deliver” them, reported The Motley Fool. Moreover, Tesla’s proprietary supercomputer Dojo is also based on NVIDIA’s GPUs.

This move is particularly intriguing as Musk had previously co-founded OpenAI, a major player in the AI domain. However, he later distanced himself from OpenAI due to potential conflicts of interest with Tesla’s AI initiatives.

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