Meta plans to begin manufacturing an AI chip in September, aiming to enhance its overall computing power to 14 gigawatts by next year, according to an internal memo reviewed by Reuters. The company is collaborating with Broadcom for design components and TSMC for the fabrication of these chips, reflecting its commitment to developing multiple generations of custom AI accelerators under its MTIA program for optimized performance. Additionally, Meta is looking to leverage this increased capacity through a new cloud services initiative.

Meta: Meta Platforms operates leading social media platforms including Facebook and Instagram while advancing its artificial intelligence efforts through custom silicon development. The company recently confirmed plans to begin production of its in-house AI chip, code-named Iris, in September to strengthen its data center capabilities. This move supports Meta’s push for greater control over AI infrastructure and reduced reliance on external chip suppliers.

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