Elon Musk confirms he diverted 12,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs from Tesla to X

Endymio said:

Your argument fails for many reasons.

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Yeah. Those are the reasons why YOUR argument fails.

Endymio said:

As outlined above

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Yeah, still wrong. Doubling donw on a stupid claim won't make it any less stupid. Nazis were a right wing party. Period.

Lew Zealand said:

Sure whatever, the Law was invoked. Go ahead and show where TSLA shareholders support this diversion of H100s from their company to another private company they have no interest in.

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Lew Zealand said:

Let's follow your own logic and your own post. You posted:



You made the claim of shareholder support. Therefore the onus is on you to provide proof. Those words might seem familiar.

And your BS assumption of 'sides' betrays preconceived notions here. I realize you are answering multiple people at once but stick to the topic instead of labeling people.

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Yeah I'm a Tesla shareholder, I have been for years and I own hundreds of shares. I fully support the decision. You also completely mispresent the situation, making it sound like Tesla is just giving away money or assets. They essentially deferred the delivery of their product. Like Elon said, they would've sat in a warehouse for several months if they accepted delivery. Therefore it didn't affect Tesla's business, whether financials or operations, at all.

Something you aren't aware of is that Tesla consistently receives benefits from other companies that Elon Musk is involved in. SpaceX develops new technologies that have been used in Teslas, and the Boring Company has purchased a fleet of Teslas as opposed to any other vehicle to taxi its tunnels. Elon Musk knows how to fairly handle running multiple business who can help each other.

Lew Zealand said:

You made the claim of shareholder support. Therefore the onus is on you to provide proof.

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The proof is that shareholders have overwhelmingly voted him into the CEO office year after year after year, despite numerous of these propaganda hit pieces claiming "Musk is hurting the company and shareholders are outraged."

Tell you what. Tesla's next shareholder meeting is one week away. I'll bet you any sum you choose to wager that Musk will again be chosen by shareholders to retain his spot -- and overwhelmingly so. Techspot can hold the stakes. Deal?