Meta Platforms plans to spend up to $72 billion (approx. 909.6 trillion UZS) in 2025 to expand its artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to TechCrunch.com.
The funding will go toward data centers, compute clusters, and in-house development of specialized AI chips.
Meta’s goal is to enable faster, more efficient training of its AI models, including platforms like Llama and Codex.
Company executives say this investment could give Meta a competitive edge over rivals like Microsoft and Google.
The move underscores the intensifying global arms race in AI computing power.
Meta has already begun building multiple new data centers across the world.
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