Meta Shifts AI Infrastructure Strategy with $2B Data Center Asset Sale
Meta Platforms is pivoting toward collaborative AI infrastructure development, marking $2 billion in data center assets for sale to external partners. The reclassification signals a strategic departure from sole reliance on internal resources as AI-related costs surge.
CFO Susan Li confirms exploratory talks with potential partners, though no formal agreements have been reached. The MOVE reflects broader industry pressures as power demands and grid limitations force even tech giants to reconsider self-funded models.
Meta's $3.3 billion in held-for-sale assets underscores the financial scale of AI infrastructure demands. This trend may accelerate shared-resource models across cloud computing and blockchain sectors seeking efficient capital deployment.
