AMD and Meta advance strategic partnership to power Meta's Superintelligence Infrastructure
The companies will broaden Helios deployments and co-develop future EPYC and Instinct chips to support Meta’s AI infrastructure.
- Advanced Micro Devices and Meta expanded their strategic partnership to power Meta superintelligence infrastructure, utilizing AMD Helios rack-scale solutions for frontier models.
- Years of deep technical collaboration between the companies led to this expansion, spanning from EPYC processors powering Meta infrastructure to Instinct GPUs and open software supporting AI workloads.
- Collaborating on future generations of AMD EPYC processors including Verano, the companies are aligning product roadmaps and engineering decisions for platforms such as the AMD Instinct MI500 series GPUs.
- "Meta is a strategic partner for AMD," said Lisa Su, Chair and CEO, AMD. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO, Meta, added that AMD is a key partner in building compute for frontier models.
- Broader deployment of AMD Helios rack-scale systems is expected in the near future as both companies align engineering decisions around current and future Meta workloads to scale superintelligence infrastructure.
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Advanced Micro Devices, or AMD, is teaming up with Meta to enhance its superintelligence infrastructure. As part of this strategic partnership, AMD plans to invest a whopping $1 billion into Metas projects. This collaboration aims to push the envelope on advanced technologies and improve how superintelligence functions within Meta's framework.
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AMD and Meta Advance Strategic Partnership to Power Meta’s Superintelligence Infrastructure
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A strategic step aimed at increasing the efficiency of data centres and providing accounting support for advanced operating models, thereby enhancing the experience of billions of users through the integration of open hardware and software. The post AMD expands its partnership with Meta to test Helius systems appeared first on Saudi Shoper.
Meta will use AMD and NVIDIA CPUs and GPUs (EPYC, Instinct, Vera, Vera Rubin) for the training and inference of Muse models and future AI agents.
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