Meta Unveils Custom Ai Chip Data Center Design And 16 000 Gpu Building meta’s genai infrastructure. marking a major investment in meta’s ai future, we are announcing two 24k gpu clusters. we are sharing details on the hardware, network, storage, design, performance, and software that help us extract high throughput and reliability for various ai workloads. we use this cluster design for llama 3 training. We are executing on an ambitious plan to build the next generation of meta’s ai infrastructure and today, we’re sharing some details on our progress. this includes our first custom silicon chip for running ai models, a new ai optimized data center design and the second phase of our 16,000 gpu supercomputer for ai research.
Meta S Futuristic Ai Infrastructure New Data Centers And Supercomputer Meta is executing on an ambitious plan to build the next generation of its infrastructure backbone – specifically for ai. this includes our first custom chip for running ai models, a new ai optimized data center design, and phase 2 of our 16,000 gpu supercomputer for ai research. The next generation of meta’s large scale infrastructure is being built with ai in mind, including supporting new generative ai products, recommendation systems and advanced ai research. it’s an investment we expect will grow in the years ahead, as the compute requirements to support ai models increase alongside the models’ sophistication. January 24, 2022. we’re introducing the ai research supercluster (rsc), which we believe is among the world’s fastest ai supercomputers that will accelerate ai research and help us build for the metaverse. rsc will help us build new and better ai models, work across hundreds of different languages, develop new augmented reality tools and more. Developing the next generation of advanced ai will require powerful new computers capable of quintillions of operations per second. today, meta is announcing that we’ve designed and built the ai research supercluster (rsc) — which we believe is among the fastest ai supercomputers running today and will be the fastest ai supercomputer in the world when it’s fully built out in mid 2022.
Meta Unveils Ai Supercomputer Project The Cryptonomist January 24, 2022. we’re introducing the ai research supercluster (rsc), which we believe is among the world’s fastest ai supercomputers that will accelerate ai research and help us build for the metaverse. rsc will help us build new and better ai models, work across hundreds of different languages, develop new augmented reality tools and more. Developing the next generation of advanced ai will require powerful new computers capable of quintillions of operations per second. today, meta is announcing that we’ve designed and built the ai research supercluster (rsc) — which we believe is among the fastest ai supercomputers running today and will be the fastest ai supercomputer in the world when it’s fully built out in mid 2022. Head of infrastructure, meta. santosh is responsible for developing and operating the hardware, network, software, and data centers for all of meta’s services. read the q&a for his take on the challenge of laying the groundwork for the future of the company’s infrastructure and more. read the q&a. Among the updates are the company’s first custom chip for running ai models, a new ai optimized data center design and phase two of its new supercomputer for ai research, which will be powered.
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