Zuckerberg responds to Meta for the first time"Computing power oversupply": No one has too much computing power, but renting it out is more profitable
Meta CEO Zuckerberg responds for the first time to rumors of 'computing power surplus' at the company, emphasizing that internal demand remains strong, but the market offers extremely high prices for computing power, so renting it out may be more cost-effective. He revealed that the company is formulating a cloud business plan called 'Meta Compute' and plans to mass-produce its self-developed AI chip in September 2026.
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