Tesla There is a crisis of disclosure of confidential information between him and a former engineer. According to the emerging reports, the electric car giant, Project Dojo supercomputer sued his former employee for copying secrets about his project to his personal devices.
Former employee accused of theft by Tesla Alexander Yatskovwas a heat engineer hired to work at Project Dojo. It is alleged that Yatskov, stealing the supercomputer’s data Later, he delivered the wrong laptop to Tesla to hide his theft.
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A new one has been added to the information leaks between giant technology companies and their former employees. According to Bloomberg’s report, Tesla’s former engineer Alexander Yatskov copied the data of the company’s supercomputer called Project Dojo. It turned out that the employee even lied when entering the company.
According to the information in the report, engineer Yatsko, cooling systems of the supercomputer was hired in January 2020 to assist with its design. But Tesla’s complaint to the U.S. District Court is that Yatsko has access to “agreement not to disclose confidential information” revealed that he violated it.
The electric car giant claimed that the heat engineer lied about his experience during the job application process and failed to complete the tasks assigned to him many times. The report also noted that Yatsko was caught copying supercomputer data onto his personal laptop.
“Access to Tesla Trade Secrets; engineers at other companies, Tesla’s Trade Secrets reverse engineering It will enable them to create similar supercomputer thermal systems in a fraction of the time and at less than it would have cost Tesla to build.”
dojo, Elon Musk’s It is a supercomputer project that he first brought up in 2019. For the past few years, Tesla has world’s fastest supercomputer He is working on the project he claims will be. According to Musk’s statement, the world’s most powerful computer running at 415 petaflops fugaku even left behind.
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