According to Electrek, the majority of the world’s largest companies, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Meta Platforms (Facebook), are involved.
Now, Tesla is entering the data centre business.
The data centre industry has grown to be massive, with a market value of more than $250 billion.
According to the report, the automaker has shared a new job posting for a “Sr Engineering Program Manager, Data Centre” role, in which the company said that it will build “1st of its kind Data Centres”.
“This role will lead the end-to-end design and engineering of Tesla’s 1st
of its kind Data Centres and will be one of the key members of the factory
engineering team,” the job post reads.
Tesla didn’t say how those data centres will be “first of their kind”, which isn’t something you’d expect to see in a job posting.
However, the new initiative coincides with Tesla’s acquisition of Twitter’s data
centres, the report mentioned.
Meanwhile, Tesla’s Cybertruck has been spotted with a wrap that makes it look like a Ford F-150 pickup truck.
Cybertruck was seen being transported on a truck in Livermore, California.
On prototype cars, Tesla rarely used camouflage or wraps, but lately, the
Cybertruck has been seen more frequently with wraps
Some people believe that the auto-maker is wrapping the Cybertruck prototypes to hide the final production design, while others speculate that
the company is testing wraps since it is going to be the only way to make the vehicle look different.
–IANS
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