Theregister Meta Partners with AWS for Massive AI Compute Expansion Using Graviton Chips
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- •Meta signs a deal for tens of millions of AWS Graviton 5 CPU cores for AI applications.
- •The Graviton 5 chips provide a 25% performance uplift over previous models.
- •Meta's shift towards Arm-based CPUs reflects a significant industry trend in AI computing.
Meta has signed a multi-year deal to utilize tens of millions of AWS Graviton 5 CPU cores to support its AI initiatives. This collaboration marks Meta as one of the largest consumers of Amazon's custom silicon, which is designed to handle AI workloads. The Graviton 5 processors, featuring 192 Arm Neoverse V3 cores, offer a 25% performance improvement over the previous generation. Meta's strategy includes diversifying its compute sources, having previously engaged with Nvidia's Grace and Vera CPUs. The deal is significant as it diverts funds back to AWS, especially after Meta's recent $10 billion contract with Google Cloud. This shift indicates a growing trend towards Arm-based CPUs in AI applications, with predictions suggesting they will dominate the market by 2029. The collaboration follows a broader industry movement where major cloud providers are increasingly adopting proprietary silicon for AI workloads.
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