Meta Details Multi-Stage Ads Ranking Architecture
Meta's engineering blog describes a multi-stage architecture for its ads ranking system, building on sequence learning to capture user intent. The system processes billions of daily interactions, using temporal signals to improve ad relevance. The post highlights scaling laws guiding the design, reflecting Meta's ongoing investment in AI-driven advertising infrastructure.
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