Nvidia and Meta announce deeper Muse AI ties as Nvidia plans $3 billion investment in Meta’s equity offering

Nvidia and Meta announced plans to expand their work on the Muse AI assistant and related models, alongside a planned $3 billion Nvidia investment in Meta’s equity offering. Reuters, in a report published by The Economic Times, reported the companies’ announcement on Oct. 27. Reuters also reported that Meta had increased the size of its equity offering to $97.5 billion earlier that day; Nvidia’s planned contribution is $3 billion.

Muse models and agents already run on Nvidia infrastructure, according to Reuters. eWeek reports that the companies intend to improve Muse training and inference workflows, aiming for better performance and lower total costs. Reuters describes Muse, known internally as Hatch, as central to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plan for “personal superintelligence.”

Further work on agent security remains a possibility rather than a deployment plan. Reuters says the companies may explore using Nvidia’s OpenShell framework to roll out software safely and its Sentry tool to monitor AI agents’ behavior. eWeek reports that the announcements give no Muse-specific inference benchmarks, quantified cost savings or schedule for completing the infrastructure rollout.