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Tesla moves into modular AI data centre hardware with Megapod trademark filing
Tesla is pushing into modular artificial intelligence data centre hardware after filing a trademark for “Megapod” in the United States. The application describes a modular data centre hardware system for AI computing, including servers, networking equipment, power distribution and cooling. Tesla also describes a self-contained modular computing unit with downloadable software for monitoring and optimisation. The move would put Tesla into competition with Nvidia-backed platforms, while Tesla remains a major Nvidia customer and has faced delays in its own AI chip plans.
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Govt GPU second-round bidding draws five contenders, Coupang re-entry in focus
South Korea\'s second round of government support for graphics processing units has attracted five bidders, including first-round winner Naver Cloud and first-round loser Coupang, both re-entering. KT Cloud, Samsung SDS and Elice Group joined as new participants. The science ministry set evaluation criteria including economic feasibility, large scale, direct clustering, latest GPUs and service launch within the year. Officials plan evaluations and site inspections in April and May before selecting operators in May.
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Nvidia unveils DGX SuperPOD supercomputer for Rubin chips
Nvidia unveiled the DGX SuperPOD, a Rubin platform-based supercomputer, at CES 2026 in Las Vegas on Jan. 7. The company said it presented a blueprint for AI infrastructure aimed at agentic AI and large-scale inference. DGX SuperPOD integrates multiple DGX Vera Rubin NVL72 systems with 576 Rubin GPUs, delivering 28.8 exaflops of FP4 performance and 600 terabytes of high-speed memory. Nvidia also introduced the Rubin platform, built on six new chips.