Nvidia is set to work even closer with Meta's slightly creepy Muse AI models — and it's even investing $3bn in Meta to show its support
Nvidia plans $3 billion investment in Meta’s share offering as companies expand their partnership on Muse AI models and infrastructure.
Nvidia has announced plans to invest $3 billion in Meta's share offering as both companies strengthen their cooperation on artificial intelligence systems. The agreement will allow Meta to access additional Nvidia computing technology as it develops its Muse models and associated AI services. Nvidia hardware will power Meta's next generation of AI agents, with the companies planning to install more equipment, including the upcoming Vera Rubin platform and Vera central processors.
They aim to improve performance in processing efficiency, system throughput, and infrastructure operating expenses. Networking equipment will also be part of Meta's deployment, utilizing Nvidia Spectrum-X technology and BlueField-4 components. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highlighted the significance of AI agents in changing how computers are used.
Meta's Muse systems have shown strong benchmark results, and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed excitement about collaborating with Nvidia to deliver advanced personal agents and frontier models. However, the companies have not provided specific download figures or independent comparisons to demonstrate the superiority of these models over competing products.
Meta's expansion in AI infrastructure is supported by its fundraising plans, which could generate up to $95 billion through share sales.
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