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Meta plans $600 billion investment to build AI data centers and create thousands of jobs, aiming to maintain U.S. technological leadership by 2028.
- On Friday, Meta Platforms said it will invest $600 billion in U.S. infrastructure and jobs, including artificial intelligence data centers, by 2028.
- With an eye toward new AI products, Meta said it aims for superintelligence, framing compute expansion as central to advancing the next generation of AI products.
- On the ground, Meta's data centers have supported 30,000 skilled trade jobs and 5,000 operational jobs, with over $20 billion brought to U.S. subcontractors.
- Meta has forecast notably larger capital expenses next year tied to AI investments, with Zuckerberg saying data centers are crucial to maintaining America's technological edge and front-loading capacity.
- Some experts warn Meta’s plan lacks detail while critics like Steve Wozniak and Geoffrey Hinton call for a ban over safety and controllability concerns, despite AI glasses being central.
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Meta details $600 billion US investment pledge that led to a hot-mic moment between Zuckerberg and Trump
Mark Zuckerberg and President Donald Trump first publicly discussed Meta's US investment plans during a White House AI dinner.Alex Wong/Getty ImagesMeta has formally announced a $600 billion US investment.Mark Zuckerberg initially discussed the pledge at a White House dinner in September, and later in a hot-mic moment with Trump.The money will "support AI technology, infrastructure, and workforce expansion," Meta said.The $600 billion US investm…
(San Francisco = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kwon Young-jeon = Meta, the world's largest social networking service (SNS) company, will invest $600 billion (approximately $100 billion) in the U.S. artificial intelligence (AI) industry over three years...
The Facebook parent company is in a race with other major cloud providers such as Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft to build AI infrastructure.
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