Meta unveiled four new MTIA AI chips (300 to 500) to power ranking, recommendations, and generative inference by 2027.

The MTIA processors are the tech giant’s latest attempt to build its own AI hardware, even as it continues spending billions on gear from industry leaders like Nvidia.

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Meta’s new generation of MTIA AI chips highlights how hyperscalers are redesigning the infrastructure stack, from silicon and interconnects to rack density, cooling, and ...

Nvidia's $26B open source bet ensures 90% of AI research runs on CUDA—CrowdStrike provides the security layer for enterprise deployment.

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Giants such as AMD, Meta and Tesla have become central pillars of the AI economy, while Nvidia alone now carries enough ...

Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has launched a new venture initiative aimed at supporting the development of Bitcoin infrastructure and startups in Japan, as the country moves ...

BNP Paribas identifies Google, Amazon, and Meta as potential first testers of orbital data centers, but launch costs must drop 90% before testing begins.