NVIDIA Plans to Invest $3 Billion to Subscribe to New Meta Shares, Both Sides Deepen AI Agent Cooperation
NVIDIA announced on Tuesday that it plans to invest $3 billion in Meta to subscribe to its newly issued shares, and to further deepen cooperation in the AI assistant Muse and related AI model fields. Meta will deploy the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform and Vera CPU to support next-generation AI agents, and the two sides are also considering cooperating on the application of NVIDIA's OpenShell framework and Sentry tools to ensure secure deployment of agents. On the same day, Meta raised the scale of its stock offering financing to $97.5 billion, its largest financing plan in history.
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NVIDIA plans to subscribe to $3 billion of new Meta shares, while disclosing details of the two sides' cooperation on AI agent infrastructure and security frameworks.
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Nvidia announced on Tuesday that it will further deepen its cooperation with Meta in the fields of the AI assistant Muse and related AI models. At the same time, in addition, Nvidia also plans to invest $3 billion in Meta to subscribe to its newly issued shares.
Nvidia stated that the deepening of this cooperation reflects growing market demand for practical AI agents. Meta plans to further deploy Nvidia infrastructure, including the Vera Rubin platform and Vera CPU, to support next-generation AI agents.
Muse is an important part of Meta CEO Zuckerberg's push for a "personal superintelligence" strategy. The product was previously known internally as Hatch and is intended to provide more personalized AI services to Meta's billions of users.
As AI agents gradually shift from answering questions to performing actual tasks, security has also become a focus for both parties. The two companies are also considering further cooperation in applying Nvidia's OpenShell framework to support the secure deployment of AI agents, and using the Sentry tool to monitor agent behavior.
Muse's features also reflect this development direction. According to relevant reports, the product draws on the design ideas of the open-source AI agent OpenClaw and can, with user authorization, access applications such as email, calendars, payments, health, shopping, and smart home, and users can also revoke the relevant access permissions at any time. This means that Meta is trying to further develop its AI assistant from an information interaction tool into a personal agent capable of invoking multiple applications and helping users complete tasks.
Meta's financing scale raised to $97.5 billion
While deepening technological cooperation, Nvidia will also contribute $3 billion to participate in Meta's stock offering.
On Tuesday, Meta raised the financing scale of its stock offering to $97.5 billion, setting a record for the largest financing plan in the company's history. Previously, Meta announced plans to issue shares in batches, raising up to $95 billion to support its large-scale investment in AI infrastructure.
It is reported that Meta initially planned to issue about $35 billion in securities, including $22.5 billion in Class A common stock and $12.5 billion in depositary shares, the latter representing mandatory convertible preferred stock. Subsequently, the company raised the size of the common stock offering to $25 billion. The previously announced offering prices were $625 per share for Class A common stock and $50 per share for depositary shares.
Meta's continued expansion of its financing scale reflects its determination to accelerate investment in AI infrastructure. With the continuous development of AI model training, inference, and agent applications, technology companies not only need to invest more computing power, but also need to improve the operational efficiency of infrastructure and control growing costs.
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