Meta Platforms is spending like it’s building a new internet
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- Meta is reportedly planning layoffs of more than 20% while ramping 2026 capex to $115B–$135B, signaling a full-company pivot toward AI infrastructure.
- A reported $12B, five-year dedicated AI capacity deal with Nebius (NBIS) shows Meta is locking in compute supply, not just “shopping for cloud.”
- Meta’s AI strategy is increasingly about chips and power—reinforced by a late-February 2026 report of a major AMD (AMD) AI chip deal.
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