Tesla unveils AI roadmap, adopts 'super intelligence' branding
Tesla has unveiled a new AI accelerator roadmap that includes the Dojo D3 training accelerator, which will use stacked HBM memory instead of SRAM-centric architecture. The company also adopted the term 'super intelligence' for its AI accelerators, renaming them with SI monikers. Tesla's Dojo D3 is described as a chiplet-based design combining 2.5D and 3D packaging technologies with stacked HBM.…
Key points
- Tesla adopts 'super intelligence' branding for AI accelerators
- Dojo D3 training accelerator uses stacked HBM instead of SRAM-centric architecture
- 6th Generation inference accelerator (SI6) expected to offer up to 80X more compute power than HW4
Tesla unveils AI accelerator roadmap, adopts new 'SI' branding in 'Super Intelligence' push
Tom's Hardware · 6 November 2026
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