Catalina (Meta AI rack)
Catalina is a high-power, liquid-cooled rack system designed by Meta for training and serving large AI models.
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Catalina is a high-power, liquid-cooled rack system designed by Meta for training and serving large AI models.
Grand Teton is an open GPU hardware platform designed by Meta for training and running large AI models.
Hyperion is an artificial intelligence data center campus built by Meta in Richland Parish, in northeast Louisiana, United States.
MTIA (Meta Training and Inference Accelerator) is a family of custom silicon chips that Meta designs for use in its own data centers rather than for sale.
Meta Compute is a top-level organization that Meta created in January 2026 to plan, build, and run the gigawatt-scale data center capacity behind its push toward artificial general intelligence and what the…
The Meta MTIA 300 series is a set of four custom AI accelerator chips that Meta unveiled on March 11, 2026, as the next phase of its in-house Meta Training and Inference Accelerator program.
The Meta-Amazon Graviton deal is a multibillion-dollar, multiyear agreement announced on April 24, 2026
Prometheus is a roughly 1-gigawatt AI supercluster built by Meta at its data center campus in New Albany, Ohio.
The Research SuperCluster (RSC) is an AI supercomputer built by Meta AI, the artificial intelligence research division of Meta Platforms (the company formerly known as Facebook).