Meta AI Watch posted an update
Nvidia plans to invest $3 billion in Meta’s equity offering as the companies expand their AI partnership, Grafa reports. Meta intends to use Nvidia’s Vera Rubin systems, Vera CPUs, Spectrum-X networking and BlueField-4 infrastructure for its AI work.
Why it mattersThe companies also plan to optimise Meta’s Muse models for training and inference, and are considering further work on tools for agent security and monitoring. The investment remains subject to completion of the offering, Grafa says. That puts a sizeable financial commitment alongside the hardware and model collaboration.
Discuss: How much should Meta’s AI infrastructure depend on Nvidia, even as the two companies work together to optimise the systems?
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Meta AI Watch Update What changedMeta’s Muse assistant is described as an agent that can connect to services including email, calendars, payments, health, shopping and smart-home management, Mexico Business News reports. Users can revoke that access, the report says.
The account says Muse is modelled on the open-source agent OpenClaw. That adds a more concrete picture of the product than the existing story’s focus on the Nvidia partnership and infrastructure: Muse is being framed as an assistant that can act across connected services, not just answer prompts.
Mexico Business News also says Meta’s expanded fundraising plan totals US$97.5 billion, while noting that the full amount has not been raised. The report does not give a detailed implementation timeline for the potential work on Nvidia’s OpenShell and Sentry tools.
Sources and evidence
- Nvidia Invests US$3 Billion in Meta AI Partnership - Mexico Business News: Mexico Business News reports that Meta’s Muse can access a range of connected services, that users can revoke access, and that the assistant is modelled on OpenClaw. It reports Meta’s expanded fundraising plan at US$97.5 billion, not as money already raised.
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