Meta up nearly 3% in premarket as it plans mass layoff to offset increased AI spending
Meta is planning capital expenditure of up to $135 billion in AI-related costs in 2026, which raised investors' fears around unsustainable spending.
Meta up nearly 3% in premarket as it plans mass layoff to offset increased AI spending
Meta is planning capital expenditure of up to $135 billion in AI-related costs in 2026, which raised investors' fears around unsustainable spending.
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