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Basically it can solve 10 trillion floating point equations per second. Which is a lot.
I like Tesla as much as the next person, but have you become a zealot?
The number of ops a computer does is not a good measure of it's capability and never has been. Most of a super computer is the network and storage, not the cores and flops, and even then it will still run some crappy Python 2 code.
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Sure - but it's the only bit of information we currently have.
It's a large step up from the GPU in HW3.0 (which is in all current models rolling off production lines) which can handle around 600 GFLOPS.
More than the gaming aspect, it's exciting as it unlocks more of the FSD capabilities which might also be why they're minimising the steering wheel.
Soul
Basically it can solve 10 trillion floating point equations per second. Which is a lot.
It definitely connects you to the cloud.