The move signals Meta's deeper push into artificial intelligence as it seeks greater control over its AI hardware. According to Reuters, the company has begun small-scale deployment of the chip ...

Nvidia's revenue growth exploded when AI started to become mainstream due to the fast processing times of its chips, which were used to help train AI models and run inference. As AI models ...

Meta is reportedly testing an in-house chip for training AI systems, a part of a strategy to reduce its reliance on hardware makers like Nvidia. According to Reuters, Meta’s chip, which is ...

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Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp has started testing its first-ever in-house chip designed for training artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The move marks a ...

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Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is testing its first in-house chip designed to train artificial intelligence (AI) systems, according to sources cited by Reuters.

The in-house chip test is part of an effort by Meta to try to rein in its spending at a time when it’s investing heavily in the AI infrastructure it believes will be necessary to stay at the ...

Intel’s domination in the CPU space meant that PC makers were at the mercy of the company. Any setbacks in new chips meant that companies were forced to use older chips, which might not sit well ...

Many companies are already ramping up their developments for their in-house technology, and the next that reportedly joined this trend is Meta as it is now testing its self-made AI training chip.

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. Meta ...