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Meta Denies Excess Computing Power, Says Renting It Out Is Sometimes More Valuable Than Using It In-House

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Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated that the company needs to acquire as much computing power as possible, but amid a market where resources required for running and developing AI products are scarce, he is also weighing whether renting out some of Meta’s AI infrastructure to external enterprises could deliver higher value. Zuckerberg noted that in some scenarios, renting computing resources or considering such transactions is more viable than using them internally. Earlier this month, reports emerged that Meta is drafting a cloud business plan, which would help the company generate direct revenue through its data centers and other computing power partnership projects. “There is definitely potential to build a cloud business if we want to,” Zuckerberg said. He clarified that this does not mean Meta has overbuilt or holds excess computing power. “I don’t know anyone in the industry who feels they have excess computing power,” he added. Zuckerberg also noted that Meta is currently making full use of all its computing resources. (Jinshi)

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