Can 100,000 NVIDIA GPUs Make Robots Think Like Humans?
Figure AI is planning an unprecedented datacenter buildout that could bring frontier AI supercomputer scale to humanoid robotics for the first time.
Elon Musk is a technology entrepreneur and engineer known for founding and leading companies like Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink, and The Boring Company. His work focuses on advancing electric vehicles, space exploration, brain-computer interfaces, and sustainable energy. Musk is also involved in artificial intelligence and robotics through initiatives like xAI and Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, aiming to push the boundaries of technology and human potential.
Figure AI is planning an unprecedented datacenter buildout that could bring frontier AI supercomputer scale to humanoid robotics for the first time.
Humanoid robots performing surgery, handling delicate objects, and showing off hands that look humanlike on the surface and alien the closer you examine. The claims surrounding them are even bigger. But the reality behind them is more complicated.
Elon Musk’s brain computer interface company says two of its patients have successfully controlled an assistive robotic arm via signals from its brain implants.
Silicon Valley’s $39 billion humanoid robot just made an historic visit to the White House.
One of Tesla’s biggest rivals in the humanoid race just got the attention of Elon Musk with its latest demo.
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Two of the US humanoid sector’s heavyweights are swinging for the fences as they race to send their autonomous machines into the real world at scale.
Tesla plans to wind down production of its Model S and Model X vehicles at its Fremont factory to make space to mass produce Optimus humanoid robots.
If it weren’t for the political noise swirling around Davos 2026, the real story would’ve been unmissable: Robots are coming for the jobs, and workers are starting to push back.
A viral performance by a troupe of Unitree G1 robots is one of the clearest demonstrations yet of where humanoids can deliver immediate value: entertainment.
A viral video of Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot collapsing over the weekend is raising questions about its autonomy and scalability.