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Tesla Cortex

Data Center AI Campus Operating Austin, Texas, US

The GPU cluster at Giga Texas training Full Self-Driving.

You're looking at a data-center record: a real facility — who runs it, what hardware fills it, and where its power comes from.

Cortex is Tesla's training cluster at its Austin factory — roughly 50,000 H100-class GPUs per company statements, cooled by a purpose-built plant and buffered by Megapacks — the compute behind FSD's vision-only neural networks after the Dojo program wound down.

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Overview

Operator Tesla

Scale

GPUs ~50,000 H100-class (2024 company statements)Vendor claim

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.