The Guardian · AI
Meta plans $95bn share sale to finance AI expansion
Meta has announced a two-part fundraising plan to raise $95bn for AI spending. The company is a major AI investor and is committing billions of dollars to datacentres. Meanwhile, Elon Musk has warned that funding for smaller AI companies is drying up, with hundreds of startups facing collapse.

What to know
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Meta plans to raise $95bn (£71bn) to cover its AI expenditure.
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Meta owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp and is investing billions of dollars in datacentres.
Why it matters
The large fundraising plan contrasts with Elon Musk’s warning about funding pressures on smaller AI companies.
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