Musk has been consistently tweeting about the meme-based cryptocurrency for a while, leading to an all-time-high $0.065448, up about 35% from its 24-hour low of $0.048356 during early February. The cryptocurrency's price later dropped again before climbing back to about 25% gain. The Shiba Inu-themed digital coin had then surpassed 8 cents for the first time, just a week after crashing to 2.5 cents.
Even though, DOGE appears to be Musk's favorite coin with him tweeting on it from time to time, it is still not clear whether he actually owns any of these coins.
Dojo is a Tesla supercomputer named after a traditional Japanese martial arts school. Musk-backed Tesla’s hardware team is further developing a neural network (NN) dubbed Dojo, to increase the learning speed of neural networks at the server-side. Dojo was first mentioned by Elon Musk in April 2019. Since then, neither Tesla nor Musk had mentioned anything about it.
Tesla’s Dojo supercomputer is part of the electric car manufacturing’s company’s eventual plan to allow cars to drive themselves using only a camera and radar. Dojo also has a role in the company’s plans to create a fleet of robotaxis. Previously, Musk had signaled that Dojo V1.0 will be released in about a year.