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Meta's Muse AI agent runs on AMD EPYC Turin processors, with each user receiving a private sandbox environment provisioned with two vCPUs and 8GB memory.

AMD EPYC Turin deployment for Meta's Muse agents demonstrates alternative CPU infrastructure for AI inference workloads.
Trade pressSlicast · September 25, 2026 at 14:56 UTC · Global · Source: Tom's Hardware
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