New data centers: The well-known electric car manufacturer Tesla has announced its intention to create "first-of-its-kind" data centers. The company plans to hire specialists and acquire existing data centers to implement this initiative. The information came from a source at Elektrek.

New vacancy: Tesla has posted an announcement about the vacancy of "Senior Engineering Program Manager, Data Center". It states that the company is going to build unique data centers.

Extraordinary plans: However, Tesla did not specify how these data centers will be "the first of their kind." This is somewhat surprising, as the job posting does not provide any details. It is important to note that this announcement comes at a time when Tesla has acquired several data centers from Twitter.

Tesla and Twitter's activities: After Twitter acquired Tesla, some bills, including data center bills, remained unpaid. At the end of last year, Twitter stopped using data centers in Sacramento. It is noted that Elon Musk, the head of Tesla, expressed dissatisfaction with the chosen location of the data centers due to the high temperature in Sacramento.

Rent and prospects: According to The Information, Tesla has rented one of Twitter's previously used data centers, leased from NTT Data, in Sacramento. Tesla is also reportedly considering using another data center from Prime Data Centers, which was also previously owned by Twitter. The demand for data processing at Tesla is growing as the company is actively using cameras to improve the neural networks needed for autopilot and self-driving cars.