FuriosaAI, a South Korean AI chip startup, rejects Meta's $800M bid and opts for independence to fuel its innovative chip ...

If successful, Meta plans to fully integrate the chip into its AI training platforms by 2026, potentially reshaping cost structures and altering the competitive landscape in favor of greater AI ...

Meta has launched its Llama 4 family of open-source AI models, including Scout, Maverick, and Behemoth, designed to compete with models from OpenAI and Google.

Korean chip startup FuriosaAI has turned down an $800 million takeover offer from Meta Platforms Inc., choosing instead to grow the business as an independent company, a person with knowledge of the ...

Bloomberg The push to develop in-house chips is part of a long-term plan at Meta to bring down its mammoth infrastructure costs as the company places expensive bets on AI tools to drive growth.

After Meta (META) disclosed that its head of AI Research is leaving, CNBC reported that the tech giant is facing multiple other challenges on the AI front. Has Meta Lost Its AI Momentum?

Meta's new AI training chip is part of its Meta Training and Inference Accelerator (MTIA) series, which has faced challenges in the past, including the scrapping of a similar chip during a ...

The Llama 4 series is the first to use a “mixture of experts (MoE) architecture,” where only a few parts of the neural ...

At GTC 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang projected $1 trillion in global data center CapEx by 2028. At this pace, data center ...

Meta plans data center in Wisconsin; SoftBank aims to raise $16.5b for Stargate AI project while InfiniLink gets funds for ...

Meta's new AI models aren’t just about text — they’ve been built to understand and reason through images and videos as well.