Wccftech: Meta’s Muse at 100 million users could need 1.58 million AMD Ryzen CPUs, 800 Petabyte RAM and 10,000 Petabyte SSD

Wccftech estimates that Meta’s Muse personal AI agent could require 1.58 million AMD Ryzen CPUs, 800 Petabyte of RAM and 10,000 Petabyte of SSD storage if it reached 100 million users under ideal conditions.

The estimate helps explain why demand for CPUs from Intel, AMD and Arm has become more optimistic, according to the report. It assumes minimal sharing while serving 100 million users.

Meta has promised each Muse user a dedicated VM that can work continuously in the background. Muse is described as a personal AI agent capable of executing multi-step tasks.

Wccftech says Meta could partly reduce the CPU requirement by sharing CPU cores. Persistent memory and storage, however, would remain a major challenge under the estimate. The report presents these figures as requirements under ideal conditions, rather than as confirmed infrastructure that Meta has deployed.