NVIDIA and AMD Expand AI Partnerships and Invest in Meta
NVIDIA and AMD announced expanded strategic partnerships with Meta in the AI sector, including support for the development and operation of the 'Muse' AI agent and next-generation infrastructure construction. The two companies invested $3 billion and $1 billion in Meta, respectively, to strengthen Meta's chip development and procurement capabilities.
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