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Meta Muse runs agents on AMD EPYC Turin hosts with two cores and 8GB of memory
First reported Source: Tom's HardwareLast editorial activity
What happened
Meta's new Muse AI agent (AI that carries out multi-step tasks rather than answering one question) is powered by AMD EPYC Turin hosts, with each user getting a private sandbox with two vCPUs and 8GB of memory. Meta's new AI agent Muse is powered by AMD EPYC Turin host systems, with each sandbox sporting two dedicated cores and 8GB of memory.
The VMs are running on Ubuntu 24.04 and using Linux kernel 7.0. The systems hosting Muse don't include GPUs.
The AI agent revealed that Meta operates with separate GPU servers for inference, isolating the agent to CPU-only sandboxes. Assuming a 2P system that offers up to 512 vCPUs with 2TB of memory, hosting up to 256 Muse users.
Key facts
- The AI agent revealed that Meta — uses: separate GPU servers for inference, isolating the agent to CPU-only sandboxes
Sources & evidence
- Tom's Hardware Reporting source
Meta Muse runs agents on AMD EPYC Turin hosts with two cores and 8GB of memory ↗
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/meta-muse-runs-agents-on-amd-epyc-turin-hosts-with-two-cores-and-8gb-of-memory-ai-agent-can-pass-terminal-commands-to-ubuntu-host-system