AMD invests $1B in Meta equity
AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) has committed $1 billion to Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) in an equity offering, deepening a partnership that spans CPUs, GPUs, networking, systems and software.
Key points
- AMD invests $1B in Meta equity
- Helios rack‑scale systems and EPYC processors already run at Meta
- AMD shares rose >3% to $547.61, Meta down 1.4% to $621.92
The deal follows AMD’s Helios rack‑scale systems and EPYC processors already operating at Meta, powering the company’s Muse AI agent and providing Day‑0 support for models such as Muse Spark Open and Muse Glimmer. The partnership aims to integrate AMD silicon, software and networking more tightly into Meta’s expanding super‑intelligence infrastructure.
Following the announcement, AMD shares rose more than 3 % to $547.61, while Meta shares fell about 1.4 % to $621.92, reflecting market optimism about the deeper integration and potential future spending on AMD hardware.
Model page: Muse Spark Open →
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finance.yahoo.com · 28 October 2026
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