US EditionMeta Unveils Plans for 1GW Prometheus and 5GW Hyperion AI Superclusters
NEW ALBANY, OHIO AND RICHLAND PARISH, LOUISIANA, JUL 15 – Meta plans multi-gigawatt AI data centers named Prometheus and Hyperion, aiming for superintelligence with up to 5 gigawatts capacity and $60 billion investment in 2025.
- Meta's founder Mark Zuckerberg announced plans to spend hundreds of billions on AI data centers in the US.
- The first data center, named Prometheus, is expected to be operational in 2026, according to Zuckerberg.
- Another data center, called Hyperion, is designed to scale up to five gigawatts in the coming years, as reported by Zuckerberg.
- Zuckerberg noted that Meta's goal is to develop superintelligence technology that could surpass human intelligence.
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