The technology corporation, led by Mark Zuckerberg, is undertaking an ambitious strategy to expand its computing capacity in the field of artificial intelligence. The new data centers will cover impressive territories, comparable to the area of Manhattan, demonstrating the company's serious intentions.
The Prometheus and Hyperion projects are key elements of this strategic initiative, with the first expected to launch in the next calendar year. The centers will have a total computing capacity of 5 gigawatts, which represents a significant technological potential.
Parallel to infrastructure investments, Meta is actively seeking leading specialists in the field of artificial intelligence. The company is competing with other technology leaders, offering attractive compensation to attract the best talents.
Despite the large-scale plans, there are certain challenges. Investors are expressing skepticism about the effectiveness of previous AI investments, especially given the unsuccessful previous models and delays in developing the main Behemoth model.
This strategy is an attempt to restore leadership positions in the extremely competitive artificial intelligence ecosystem, where every technological innovation can change the market balance.