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Bid to cut Nvidia dependence? Inside Meta's plan to deploy cheaper in-house AI chips

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The Facebook and Instagram parent first announced plans to build its own AI processors in 2023. It is now testing the third generation of its custom chip family, known as MTIA 450 or Arke.

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  1. 2026-09-15 17:31 · Mint AI
    Bid to cut Nvidia dependence? Inside Meta's plan to deploy cheaper in-house AI chips

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