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In the latest episode of "Elon Musk Podcast," we discuss a range of recent developments, from SpaceX's newest rocket tests to Tesla's advancements in battery technology. The episode offered listeners an insider's perspective on Musk's various ventures, updating them on milestones and challenges. The show is primarily funded by its audience through the "Elon Musk Investors Club," which allows for daily episodes and can be joined at ⁠joinclubelon.com⁠.

16 Syys 202325min

The FAA's Ongoing Relationship with SpaceX Acting FAA Administrator Polly Trottenberg announced optimism for the license approval in the coming weeks. The FAA wrapped up its technical investigation into the April test launch, outlining 63 corrective actions SpaceX must take. While the FAA and other governing bodies like NASA and the National Transportation Safety Board played oversight roles, the investigation was primarily led by SpaceX. The FAA recently released a "mishap closure letter," detailing expectations around safety and environmental issues that the company must meet before it can launch its next Starship rocket. But before any engines roar, SpaceX still needs a separate environmental nod from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which is yet to be determined.

15 Syys 20237min

Welcome to another episode of the Elon Musk Podcast, where we unpack and discuss the world of technology, space exploration, and innovation in ways that make you think. Today's episode is going to be a critical one. We're tackling some serious issues surrounding SpaceX, the company I founded. Senator Elizabeth Warren has been very vocal in her calls for an investigation into SpaceX's role in international affairs. The point of contention? A recent decision to block Ukraine from utilizing our Starlink satellite network for a military operation against Russian warships. This issue is sparking wider debates about the authority private companies should or should not have in matters of national and international security.

14 Syys 20237min

Tesla's Dojo is a supercomputer purpose-built to process and recognize computer vision video data. Going live in July 2023, Dojo serves as the training ground for Tesla's machine learning models aimed at bolstering its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. Unlike conventional supercomputers, Dojo is architected to handle millions of terabytes of real-life video data from over 4 million Tesla vehicles on the road. This unique task called for an architecture that broke away from traditional supercomputer designs, focusing on efficiency and scalability.

13 Syys 20235min

We've covered a lot today, but this is just a glimpse into the complex and competitive arena that is modern space exploration and security. As the year unfolds, it'll be fascinating to see how ULA and SpaceX continue to shape the future of space, technology, and national defense.

12 Syys 20237min

In the latest episode of "Elon Musk Podcast," we discuss a range of recent developments, from SpaceX's newest rocket tests to Tesla's advancements in battery technology. The episode offered listeners an insider's perspective on Musk's various ventures, updating them on milestones and challenges. The show is primarily funded by its audience through the "Elon Musk Investors Club," which allows for daily episodes and can be joined at joinclubelon.com.

10 Syys 202337min

In order for SpaceX to resume Starship launches at its facility in Texas, the company will need to “implement all corrective actions that impact public safety,” according to the FAA.

9 Syys 20236min

Honda has announced that its electric vehicles in North America will adopt Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) starting in 2025. The move signifies a broader shift in the industry towards a unified and reliable charging infrastructure. Honda has also secured access to Tesla’s Supercharger network, enhancing the electric vehicle ownership experience for its customers.

8 Syys 20235min