Meta Strikes $10 Billion Cloud Deal With Google to Boost AI Capacity

Data centre capacity is essential for all of the tech giants offering artificial intelligence products.

Meta has reportedly inked a $10 billion deal with Google for the use of its cloud services.

Data centre capacity is essential for all tech giants offering artificial intelligence products, but demand is rising faster than their ability to build the necessary infrastructure. This means that even competitors like Google and Meta are having to shake hands. Anonymous sources told The Information that Mark Zuckerberg’s company will be able to use Google Cloud’s servers, storage, networking, and related services for six years.

Meta’s constructing more data centres and expanding its AI product line

Meta, which currently runs 28 data centres globally, revealed last month that it is constructing two additional facilities in Ohio and Louisiana. These sites will deliver multiple gigawatts of computing power to advance its goal ...