Meta unveiled Vistara, a custom CXL 2.0 ASIC that repurposes DDR4 memory in DDR5-only servers, cutting infrastructure costs and reducing e-waste amid rising

The would-be AI infrastructure provider aims to solve the problem of rising memory prices in a cost-effective way.

Documents presented by Meta at ISCA 2026 this week reveal that its new "MemServers" are powered by AMD's Epyc Turin CPUs, featuring 158 cores and 316 threads.