Mark Zuckerberg stated that Meta plans to invest hundreds of billions to create massive AI data centers focused on superintelligence. The reorganization of AI efforts under the Superintelligence Labs division comes after issues with the Llama 4 model. Meta aims to develop multiple multi-gigawatt data center clusters, with the first expected to be operational in 2026. Zuckerberg highlighted the strong advertising revenue as a support for these expenditures, and there is a focus on acquiring top talent for this initiative.
Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta would invest hundreds of billions of dollars in building massive AI data centers, reinforcing its ambition for superintelligence.
Meta has reorganized its AI efforts under a new division called Superintelligence Labs amid challenges with its Llama 4 model and significant staff departures.
The company plans to establish several multi-gigawatt data center clusters, with the first, Prometheus, projected to be operational by 2026.
Zuckerberg expressed confidence in Meta's advertising business as a financial backbone for their extensive investments in AI technology and infrastructure.
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