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ByteDance targets mass production of in-house AI CPU by 2027 to cut GPU reliance

TikTok owner ByteDance is accelerating development of a next-generation in-house central processing unit as AI services drive a surge in computing demand. It is seeking to reduce reliance on external GPUs and raise the share of its own semiconductors. The company aims to complete the CPU design by early 2027 and begin mass production and internal deployment in the second half of that year. It is also working with Qualcomm and seeking foundry capacity.

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AWS launches Lambda microVM, supports running isolated containers for up to 8 hours

AWS has added microVM capability to its serverless platform Lambda, based on its lightweight virtual machine technology Firecracker. The feature extends Lambda\'s execution limit from 15 minutes to up to 8 hours and lets developers upload Dockerfiles and application files to Amazon S3 for conversion into Firecracker snapshots. AWS said the feature can support isolated code execution for security checks and AI safety use cases, with usage-based per-second pricing.

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AWS signs series of major chip deals as Pinterest expands use of Amazon chips

Pinterest has signed an agreement to spend $4 billion on Amazon Web Services infrastructure through 2031, The Information reported. The deal is Pinterest\'s largest infrastructure contract to date. Under the agreement, Pinterest will use AWS Trainium chips for AI workloads and expand its use of Amazon\'s Graviton CPUs, which currently handle about one-third of its infrastructure. Pinterest plans to run large language and vision-language models for visual search.