Meta Platforms is buying time — and a lot of Nvidia chips
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- Meta Platforms (META) signed a multiyear deal to buy millions of Nvidia (NVDA) AI chips, signaling it’s prioritizing reliable supply over waiting on in-house alternatives.
- Meta’s stated 2026 capex range of $115B–$135B makes the AI buildout the central narrative: infrastructure is becoming part of the product.
- Regulation is tightening fast: on Feb. 17, 2026, Spain moved toward a criminal investigation involving major platforms over AI-generated images and harms to minors.
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