Core Viewpoint - Elon Musk anticipates that Tesla and xAI will continue to purchase chips from semiconductor giants Nvidia and AMD, with xAI planning to establish a factory with 1 million GPUs in Memphis [1][2]. Group 1: Company Developments - xAI has installed 200,000 GPUs at its Colossus facility in Memphis, which Musk claims is currently the world's most powerful training cluster [1]. - Tesla's Dojo supercomputer in Buffalo is being utilized for training its autonomous driving and Optimus robot systems [1]. - xAI has spent approximately $191 million in 2024 and $36.8 million by February 2025 on Tesla Megapacks, a utility-scale energy storage system [3]. Group 2: Industry Insights - Musk believes that the current limiting factor for AI development is chips, but predicts that by mid-2026, the primary constraint will shift to electrical equipment, leading to a fundamental power shortage for AI companies [2]. - Musk noted that China currently invests more in power generation than the U.S., although he asserts that the U.S. still holds an advantage in breakthrough innovations [2]. - Environmental concerns have been raised regarding xAI's reliance on natural gas turbines for powering its supercomputers, which may violate the Clean Air Act and local pollution permits [2].