Meta extends custom chips deal with Broadcom to power AI ambitions
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Meta has extended its deal with Broadcom to produce custom artificial intelligence processors, aiming to power AI features across its apps. The expanded deal includes an initial commitment of over one gigawatt of computing capacity and will last until 2029.
Meta is working with Broadcom to produce custom AI processors. The deal extends until 2029 and includes an initial commitment of over one gigawatt of computing capacity. Broadcom will help Meta build out its computing capacity to power AI features. The company's custom chip program, MTIA, already powers Meta's ranking and recommendation systems. Three more chips are due through 2027, designed for inference. The deal helps Meta reduce reliance on Nvidia's processors and build out its AI capabilities.
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