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Meta debuts new generation of AI chip - Vimarsana News

Meta debuts new generation of AI chip

By Max A. Cherney SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Meta Platforms unveiled details on Wednesday about the next generation of the company's in-house artificial intelligence accelerator chip. WHY IT IS IMPORTANT Reuters reported earlier this year that Meta ...

Source: wsau.com
Meta details five-nanometer MTIA chip for accelerating AI inference workloads - Vimarsana News

Meta details five-nanometer MTIA chip for accelerating AI inference workloads

Meta details five-nanometer MTIA chip for accelerating AI inference workloads - SiliconANGLE

Nvidia AI strengths are enhancing Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon businesses - Vimarsana News

Nvidia AI strengths are enhancing Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon businesses

Nvidia mentioned a host of portfolio tech giants in its post-earnings conference call Wednesday evening.

Source: cnbc.com
Meta Platforms to deploy in-house custom chips this year to power AI drive: internal memo - Vimarsana News

Meta Platforms to deploy in-house custom chips this year to power AI drive: internal memo

Facebook owner Meta Platforms plans to deploy into its data centres this year a new version of a custom chip aimed at supporting its artificial intelligence push, according to an internal company document.

Source: scmp.com
Meta to deploy in-house custom chips this year to power AI drive, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Meta to deploy in-house custom chips this year to power AI drive, ET Telecom

Meta: The world's biggest social media company has been scrambling to boost its computing capacity for the power-hungry generative AI products it is pushing into apps Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp and hardware devices like its Ray-Ban smartglasses, spending billions of dollars to amass arsenals of specialized chips and reconfigure data centers to accommodate them.