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News · 25 February 2026

Meta agrees $60 billion deal for AMD chips

Meta agrees $60 billion deal for AMD chips

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Meta Platforms, owner of Facebook, finalised an agreement to obtain artificial intelligence chips from Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday. The five-year arrangement is worth up to $60 billion and includes an option for Meta to acquire up to 10% of the chipmaker. This move helps Meta broaden its chip sources, lessening dependence on rival Nvidia due to observed supply chain issues. The deal underscores Meta's considerable spending on AI infrastructure.

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