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(Reuters) -Meta Platforms said it is partnering with chip tech provider Arm Holdings to power the systems that drive personalization across its apps, including Facebook and Instagram, as companies ...

British chip designer Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM) and Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) collaborated to scale artificial intelligence efficiency across all compute layers, from AI software to data ...

Nvidia has announced more than a dozen partners as it looks to prepare the data center industry for 800-volt DC power architectures and rack densities of 1MW. The GPU giant this week said it would ...

Meta Platforms said it is partnering with chip tech provider Arm Holdings to power the systems that drive personalization across its apps, including Facebook and Instagram, as companies rush to ...

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TOKYO -- Hitachi plans to hire an additional 15,000 people worldwide for its power transmission and distribution equipment business by 2027, Nikkei has learned, as soaring demand for electricity from ...

Oct 15 (Reuters) - Meta Platforms (META.O), opens new tab said it is partnering with chip tech provider Arm Holdings to power the systems that drive personalization across its apps, including Facebook ...

Semiconductor design company Arm is partnering up with Meta to enhance the social media giant’s AI systems amid an unprecedented infrastructure buildout. Under the partnership, Meta’s ranking and ...

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NEW DELHI, Oct 23 (Reuters) - India's defence acquisition council cleared on Thursday proposals worth 790 billion rupees ($9 billion) to buy new missile systems, high mobility vehicles, naval surface ...