Meta's Muse lifts server CPU demand, with AMD EPYC orders extending into 2028
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Meta's rapid rollout of its Muse AI agent is emerging as an early test of how agentic AI could reshape server infrastructure demand, with CPU suppliers already seeing longer lead times and AMD's latest EPYC processors reportedly booked deep into 2027.
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