Jun 24, 2013
San Jose Mercury News - Tesla Motors speeds to 'the next level', Jun 24, 2013
"PALO ALTO -- There are many ways to measure Tesla Motors (TSLA)' remarkable progress in the three years since the electric-carmaker launched its initial public offering. There's the first-ever profitable quarter this spring. There's the nearly perfect 99 out of 100 score in Consumer Reports' review of the Model S sedan. There's the stock price, up more than 500 percent since June 2010 and currently trading around $99.55 a share. Then there's this: Tesla, which is on track to build 21,000 cars at its Fremont factory this year, is worth more than Fiat and nearly a Pictured is Tesla's Model S' 17-inch touchscreen whose graphic is processed by Nvidia's module. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group) ( Dai Sugano ) quarter as much as General Motors -- which has 21,000 dealers. In a considerable understatement, Tesla CEO Elon Musk told shareholders this month: "This has been a great year. Things have really gone pretty well. ... I'm having a lot more fun these days.""
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Jun 23, 2013
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Era of Cognitive Computing, Jun 23, 2013
"At some point a child might touch a hot plate and his mother will say the word "hot." That word is then programmed in the child's brain. When someone says, "hot," the child knows to be careful. Eventually, when the child has accumulated enough knowledge he will start to ask the question "why?" Can computers learn the same way a children learns? We are getting to that point, explains Hector Ruiz, the former chariman and CEO of Advanced Micro Devices and the author of Slingshot: AMD's Fight to Free an Industry from the Ruthless Grip of Intel. Ruiz tells Big Think that we are starting to see evidence today that computers can "get to a point where actually they begin to query back and say 'I need more information. Give me more information. Tell me about this.'" "
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Jun 22, 2013
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