Meta Trims 600 AI Positions Amid Organizational Reshuffle, Doubles Down on Superintelligence Race
Major Restructuring Hits Meta’s AI Division In a significant organizational shift, Meta has eliminated approximately 600 roles within its artificial…
Major Restructuring Hits Meta’s AI Division In a significant organizational shift, Meta has eliminated approximately 600 roles within its artificial…
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Major technology companies are converging on a new E2 SSD form factor designed to support 128TB+ drives for next-generation data centers. The 2025 OCP Summit featured significant developments in QLC flash storage, high-bandwidth memory, and cooling solutions from industry leaders including Meta, Samsung, and SK hynix.
Technology leaders are reportedly converging on a new E2 form factor for solid-state drives that could become the industry standard for high-density data center applications, according to presentations at the 2025 Open Compute Platform Summit. Sources indicate the standard is designed to support 64 NAND packages with large flash controllers and high DRAM memory on a single circuit board operating at 30+ watts with minimal airflow requirements.
Strategic Shift at Meta’s Advanced AI Division Meta’s ambitious superintelligence laboratory, established through a $14.3 billion partnership with Scale AI…
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Meta Platforms is implementing new restrictions that will prevent artificial intelligence companies from using WhatsApp’s business API as a primary interface for their chatbots. The policy change, effective January 15, 2026, specifically targets LLM providers offering general-purpose AI assistants through the popular messaging platform.
Meta Platforms will prohibit artificial intelligence companies from using WhatsApp‘s business API as a primary interface for their chatbots starting in 2026, according to reports. The policy change specifically targets providers of large language models and generative AI platforms who have been using the messaging service as a front-end for their technologies.