The end of Tesla 's own artificial intelligence supercomputer efforts — when it was developing its own chips — means Elon Musk's company will become an even bigger customer for major chipmakers, according to Wells Fargo. Analyst Aaron Rakers highlighted Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices as beneficiaries of Tesla's decision to shut down its custom-built AI training supercomputer Dojo team, which was first reported by Bloomberg on Thursday. Pete Bannon, Tesla hardware design engineering vice president, is leaving the company after joining from Apple in 2016, CNBC confirmed. Remaining employees are being reassigned to Tesla, Bloomberg's report said, citing people familiar with the matter. Dojo's end is "an indication that the company is stepping back from its internal AI-optimized silicon eff

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