Facebook has long bet that artificial intelligence can help it with the difficult task of moderating posts from its billions of users. Now its parent company is taking a step that could move it closer to that elusive goal: building its first supercomputer
Meta on Monday announced its new AI Research SuperCluster , a supercomputer meant to be used for AI research projects. The supercomputer, which has been in the works for two years, may eventually help Meta develop far more powerful AI software — potentially useful for tricky tasks such as spotting hate speech in posts.
When completed later this year, however, Meta said it will have 16,000 GPUs, and the company expects it will be capable of nearly five exaflops of computing performance — that's 5 quintillion operations per second. Read More"When fully built out, the cluster will almost triple in size, which will, to our knowledge, make it the fastest AI supercomputer in the world," Sengupta said.Algorithms are everywhere.
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