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Nvidia and Meta: $3 billion deal for artificial intelligence

Published 2026-10-27

Nvidia and Meta: $3 billion deal for artificial intelligence | Integri News

Nvidia and Meta Platforms announced on Tuesday that they will strengthen their collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence. The deal is worth 3 billion dollars and concerns an AI digital assistant called Muse.

Nvidia is a well-known company that manufactures chips, that is, electronic components for computers and for artificial intelligence systems. Meta is the company that runs Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. The collaboration between the two companies shows how important artificial intelligence is for the world's major technology companies.

The details of the deal are not yet fully known. It has not been clearly announced how the Muse assistant will work or when it will be available to users. The two companies have already worked together in the past, and the new deal serves to expand that relationship.

For readers in Greece, this development is of interest because Meta's applications are widely used in our country as well. Artificial intelligence is increasingly affecting users' everyday lives, which is why developments in this field are followed closely.

Sources: Capital.gr

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