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IT Home reported on October 27 that Nvidia announced today it is expanding its collaboration with Meta on the Muse AI assistant to meet growing market demand for AI agents.
IT Home learned from the official press release that Nvidia and Meta are also considering other technical collaborations, including using Nvidia's OpenShell reference architecture to strengthen agent security, using Nvidia Sentry to monitor agent behavior, and processing structured, unstructured, and graph data.
Meta will expand its deployment of Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform and Vera CPUs and adopt Nvidia's Spectrum-X Ethernet networking technology and BlueField-4 to scale up its AI data platform and improve network efficiency and throughput.
Meanwhile, Nvidia will also invest $3 billion in an equity investment issuance by Meta (IT Home note: approximately 20.051 billion yuan at the current exchange rate). Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said: “AI agents represent an entirely new computing paradigm. Nvidia and Meta are expanding their collaboration so that Muse can help billions of people accomplish more and achieve greater goals.”