The chip, codenamed “Iris,” will join the growing lineup of Meta Training and Inference Accelerators (MTIA), according to a report from Reuters. Meta previously announced plans to ship a new in-house chip every six months, helping to decrease its reliance on Nvidia and AMD. [Link: Meta to put AI chip into production in September | https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/meta-put-ai-chip-into-production-september-it-looks-double-computing-capacity-2026-07-09/ | Reuters]

Company worked with Broadcom and TSMC on design and manufacture of chip

Meta plans to put an in-house MTIA AI chip into production in September and roughly double its computing capacity, Reuters reports, deepening its push away from Nvidia.