X and xAI skip the chip line as Elon Musk diverts supplies from Tesla

Not only does working at Elon Musk company mean you might work at them all, supplying one Musk company means you might also supply them all. CNBC reports that the Tesla CEO ordered Nvidia AI chips reserved for his car company to go to his social media and AI companies instead, causing delays at Tesla. The billionaire is currently battling to keep his record $56 billion pay package while dividing his attention among six companies. But at least it pays to be one of those other companies when it comes to skipping the line for processors.

Elon Musk ordered Nvidia to ship thousands of AI chips reserved for Tesla to X and xAI

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