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Meta launched about $35 billion in stock offerings to fund its AI expansion, with a separate plan that could bring the total to $95 billion.Read original on X
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Meta launches $35 billion in stock offerings to fund AI
The raise shows how much capital AI spending now requires from public markets.
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JUST IN: Meta seek to sell up to $95 billion in common and preferred stock to fund AI spending, per Bloomberg.Read original on X
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