Meta Platforms shares dropped nearly 8% after Q2 earnings missed EPS expectations by 14.4%, despite revenue growth of 28%. The company reported a massive $31 billion quarterly capital expenditure as it invests heavily in AI infrastructure and business agents, raising 2026 expense and capex guidance. Analysts remain overwhelmingly positive, with 55 out of 62 recommending buy, citing Meta's strong AI push, expanding business agent adoption, and clean energy commitments as long-term growth drivers. The stock trades 26% below average analyst targets, offering potential upside if AI investments translate into higher margins and cash flow in the coming years. Risks include continued high spending and legal costs that could pressure profits further before recovery.
Meta introduced Muse, a personal AI agent designed for easy use by everyone, available via the Muse app and WhatsApp. Powered by Meta's Muse Spark model and secured by Muse Secure VM, Muse can perform tasks like sending emails, booking travel, and ma...
Meta has introduced Muse, an AI-powered personal assistant app available in a free version or with subscription plans costing $20 or $100 monthly based on usage. The app helps users with tasks like booking appointments, filling forms, and monitoring ...
Meta has introduced Muse, its new personal AI assistant designed to help users in the U.S. with everyday tasks like sending emails, booking travel, and making purchases. Muse connects to various apps and services, requiring users to share more person...
The US Department of Energy has provided a $1.9 billion loan to NextEra Energy to refurbish the Duane Arnold nuclear power plant in Iowa, marking a major step in reviving nuclear power to support growing electricity demand from AI data centers. This ...
Meta is quietly building one of the largest AI compute infrastructures globally, funded by its robust advertising business that serves 3.6 billion daily users. In Q2 2026, Meta's ad revenue rose 27% year-over-year to $59.36 billion, generating strong...
