Meta and AMD have announced an expanded strategic partnership where Meta plans to deploy AMD’s customized GPU solutions, with the first gigawatt expected in the second half of 2026. This move highlights Meta’s multipronged silicon strategy, utilizing various providers for different AI workloads to optimize costs and mitigate supply chain risks. Morningstar maintains its $850 per share fair value estimate for Meta, viewing the stock as undervalued, and anticipates clear returns on Meta’s AI investments as 2026 progresses, particularly through its advertising business.
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Meta: Chip Deal with AMD Provides More Color on the Firm’s Multivendor Silicon Strategy
Meta and AMD have announced an expanded strategic partnership where Meta plans to deploy AMD’s customized GPU solutions, with the first gigawatt expected in the second half of 2026. This move highlights Meta’s multipronged silicon strategy, utilizing various providers for different AI workloads to optimize costs and mitigate supply chain risks. Morningstar maintains its $850 per share fair value estimate for Meta, viewing the stock as undervalued, and anticipates clear returns on Meta’s AI investments as 2026 progresses, particularly through its advertising business.