Meta plans a significant investment in AI infrastructure, projecting capital expenditures between $66 billion and $72 billion in 2025. This substantial increase, approximately $30 billion year-over-year, will support the expansion of data centres and acquisition of hardware essential for AI development. The company aims to enhance its AI capabilities, including its Llama models, and integrate AI across its platforms.
This investment is part of a broader industry trend, with other tech giants like Google and Amazon also making massive investments in AI infrastructure. Meta's infrastructure buildout includes constructing data centres with substantial power capacity and housing hundreds of thousands of GPUs. The company is also focused on attracting AI talent to drive its research and development efforts. Meta anticipates that these investments will enable it to compete effectively in the rapidly evolving AI landscape and meet the growing demand for compute resources.
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