Meta’s biggest election investment aims to prevent state legislation that it fears could inhibit artificial intelligence development. Its spending starts this week in Texas and Illinois.

The new agreement will ensure that Meta is able to access the latest NVIDIA chip technology, which has become an essential element of AI infrastructure, with its H100 GPUs being t

AMD partners with Meta on a $100B deal for next-gen AI infrastructure, leveraging 6GW of Instinct GPUs and EPYC CPUs.

According to a report by Business Insider, the Vice President of the Meta Reality Labs Foundation, Maher Saba, recently sent out an internal memo stating that the company is pulling out of a project slated to debut by next year. The wearable project is ...

As Meta ramps up spending on AI infrastructure, the tech giant has unveiled its newest gigawatt-scale data center campus in Indiana.

This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter. Meta is going “nuclear.” Meta has announced a new set of partnerships that will expand the ...

Meta revives its Malibu 2 smartwatch with health tracking and AI features, aiming to compete with Apple, Samsung, and Google in 2026.

Meta officially announced its $10 billion, 1,500-acre data center in Lebanon, Indiana, confirming reports the company was behind the largest site in the state.

Meta is accelerating its AI strategy with the development of two new flagship AI models. According to The Wall Street Journal, its image and video generation system code-named "Mango," and a text-based LLM dubbed "Avocado" are both expected... Save my User ...

More Rosemount land belongs to Facebook‘s parent company, a recently released certificate of real estate value revealed last week. Jimnist LLC, a subsidiary of Meta, has purchased about 14 acres of land for $5 million in cash, according to the CRV.

You're following a livestream of major trials that could reshape how tech companies design social apps, and the headlines are about whether those platforms harmed child development. The courts now examine product choices,