Nvidia secures massive multiyear chip deal with Meta Platforms
Nvidia signed a multiyear deal Tuesday to supply Meta with millions of AI chips. The agreement includes Blackwell and Rubin units to power advanced data tasks.
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NVIDIA Corporation has signed a multiyear agreement to sell Meta Platforms, Inc. millions of its current and future artificial-intelligence chips, including Blackwell chips and forthcoming Rubin chips. The deal also encompasses standalone Grace and Vera central processors, marking a significant expansion of Meta’s supply of Nvidia AI accelerators and data-center CPUs. This development, which involves Ian Buck, was announced on February 17, 2026, and signals intensified competitive pressure for other providers of data-center processors as Meta secures a long-term supply of high-end compute hardware.
