xAI, Elon Musk’s AI start-up, is set to expand its Colossus supercomputer in Memphis, aiming to deploy up to one million Nvidia GPUs to train advanced models such as Grok. Despite recent discussions about space-based computing, the company is prioritising terrestrial infrastructure, including a new data centre near a natural gas power plant. This follows the acquisition of a third building to boost capacity to nearly two gigawatts, underscoring xAI’s aggressive push in the AI race. The expansion, part of broader plans involving overseas power plant purchases, highlights challenges related to power, cooling and geopolitics. Critics have also raised environmental concerns within local communities amid xAI’s rapid growth. Elon Musk’s xAI Developing AI-Powered Topic-Specific ‘For You’ Tabs on X for Curated Content Experience.

xAI targets 1 million GPUs in Colossus expansion

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