Electric car maker Tesla has filed a lawsuit against its former employee, Alexander Yatskov. The allegations in the case attracted a lot of attention.
“TRADE SECRET” CASE FROM TESLA!
According to Bloomberg’s report, Tesla filed a lawsuit accusing it of stealing trade secrets related to the supercomputer project. According to allegations in a court filing, heat engineer Alexander Yatskov left the job on May 2 after joining the company just a few months ago. According to Tesla’s claim, Yatskov was involved in a series of criminal acts, such as transferring confidential information to his personal devices.
In addition to violating an agreement to protect trade secrets, Tesla also accused Yatskov of misrepresenting his experience and skills in his CV, the report said.
TESLA’S SUPER COMPUTER PROJECT
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been talking about the supercomputer project called “Dojo” since 2019. Last summer, the company finally unveiled the project in more detail, revealing its goal of using artificial intelligence to analyze large volumes of vehicle data. The main goal is to provide a safer, more refined autonomous driving experience. Offering 1.8 exaflops of performance at 1.6 terabytes per second and 10 petabytes of NVME storage, Dojo trains itself using video from eight cameras in Tesla vehicles.