Musk Predicts China Will Bridge Computing Power Gap in Two to Three Years
In an interview with CCTV Finance, Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated that China's AI large models are performing exceptionally well, with the performance per unit of computing power approaching the world's top level. He believes that China will solve its computing power issues faster than most people expect, predicting that within two to three years, China will be able to bridge the computing power gap through lithography technology and chip manufacturing.
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