Bloomberg reports that Tesla hired thermal engineer Alexander Yatskov in January to help design cooling systems for its in-house supercomputer, dubbed Project Dojo. It’s designed to process…
What just happened? In what has become a very familiar scenario within the tech industry, an employee has been accused of stealing trade secrets from a company. In this case, Tesla claims a former engineer pilfered information relating to its supercomputer platform. Bloomberg reports that Tesla hired thermal engineer Alexander Yatskov in January to help design cooling systems for its in-house supercomputer, dubbed Project Dojo. It’s designed to process the vast amounts of data gathered from the company’s vehicles, which is used to train the self-driving AI software.
