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Investing.com -- Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) shares jumped as much as 8% Wednesday morning following a Bloomberg report that the tech giant plans to enter the cloud infrastructure market by selling its excess AI computing capacity.

The move sets up direct competition with established hyperscale giants like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), while introducing new dynamics to the broader AI ecosystem.

According to sources familiar with the matter, the initiatives are developing under an internal segment known as Meta Compute. Meta is reportedly exploring a dual-pronged approach to monetize its massive infrastructure investments:

Model-as-a-Service: Selling access to various AI models hosted on Meta’s infrastructure—such as its own Muse Spark models—similar to AWS’s Bedrock offering. Meta would operate the data centers and chips while charging developers for access.

Raw Compute Infrastructure: Selling access to raw, bare-metal computing capacity, positioning itself against emerging "neocloud" providers like CoreWeave.

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Shares wise I believe the FTSE has had quite a good run but it is now probably time ... [more]
 Denc 🗡  14:28:40 
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 Denc 🗡  14:29:43 
>> I was thinking last night might be a good time 2hold off buying anything
 LP12  14:34:47 
>> Soon as you see an amp you’ll change your tune
 Hamsterwheel  15:47:20 
>> I do want a Grundig SV80 (there's one in on the south coast but the Asshole ... [more]
 LP12  18:09:24 

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