Only to select handful of Enhanced Autopilot customers for now

Just before the new year began to roll in across the globe, Tesla announced a significant software update to its Autopilot feature for a select handful of “Hardware 2” vehicles produced after October 2016 that enable full self-driving capabilities.

Surfing on a non-existing car wave

It looks like AMD is on schedule to finally show all the cards about Summit Ridge, the Ryzen - Zen desktop part but we found interesting that the famous Elon Musk largely built Tesla's success on the same strategy Lisa and her team used for AMD. 

94 percent of crashes attributed to human error

Telsa’s autopilot navigation system has been featured in the news several times since its introduction in October 2014, mostly due to several fatalities that have occurred this past year and have been under investigation by review boards.

Your car can be stolen, it seems

A report from Norwegian app security company Promon claims that cyber crooks can hack into Tesla cars.

Cloud based AI for cars

Software king of the world Microsoft has won a contract with Tesla OpenAI, the non-profit artificial intelligence (AI) research firm backed by Tesla Motors.

Will still cost less than filling up a comparable gas car

In what might become one of the more disappointing stories this week, Tesla Motors announced on Monday that it would begin phasing out the unlimited use of free recharging at its Supercharging stations for all new Tesla vehicle orders placed after January 1st.

Xavier is the future of all models

A few days ago, Nvidia announced that its highly anticipated Tesla model 3 comes with Nvidia Drive PX2 hardware and that the car will have all it needs for complete autonomous self-driving. 

Speedy Gonzales

Server company Supermicro said it has introduced a range of new servers optimised for Nvidia Tesla P100 accelerators using the Pascal GPU architecture.

See me, hear me

The leather-clad CEO of Nvidia is set to clean up in the world of automation because of his earlier vision that foresight and vision will be everything and king.

Auto cash flowing into the graphics card maker

The driverless car market is expected to grow to $42 billion by 2025 and Nvidia has a cunning plan to grab as much of that market as possible with its current automotive partnerships.