Meta Platforms is deploying a new technology called CXL to recycle older DDR4 memory modules in newer DDR5 servers. This approach helps Meta manage rising DRAM prices and reduces the total cost of ownership for its server hardware. By creatively reusing memory, Meta boosts efficiency and achieves significant cost savings at scale. The company’s management is also encouraged to clarify how server depreciation is reported in financial filings for better transparency.
Meta Platforms is investing heavily, with $31.1 billion spent in Q2 and a raised 2026 capex forecast of $130-$145 billion, aiming to develop advanced AI models. CEO Mark Zuckerberg indicated the company is close to launching frontier-class AI, emphas...
The S&P 500 Index may reach 8000, supported by strong AI fundamentals and recent Treasury buybacks that lowered long-term bond yields. Growth in AI capital expenditure, rising compute prices, and enterprise adoption underpin the AI-driven market desp...
Meta has launched its experimental AI-powered gaming app, Pocket, across the US after a test run in Brazil. The app allows users to create small interactive games called "gizmos" using AI prompts, which respond to touch, phone tilt, and include multi...
Berkshire Hathaway has allocated 29.7% of its $356 billion investment portfolio to just two artificial intelligence stocks. This significant concentration underscores the growing confidence and interest in AI technologies as key drivers of future gro...
The AI public-company market shows shifting valuations with Meta losing ground in market cap compared to rivals like Anthropic, which is valued near $2 trillion. OpenAI, preparing for an IPO, targets a $1 trillion valuation but faces slower revenue g...
