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Meta plans to raise 95 billion dollars to fund data centers and AI development.
Nvidia is investing 3 billion dollars in Meta Platforms' planned equity offering, which expands collaboration with the chip maker for AI development. The parent company, Facebook, plans to raise 95 billion dollars to fund the infrastructure needed to train and run AI models, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The partnership envisions broader use of Nvidia technologies to create a new generation of AI agents, particularly within the Meta Muse project. The parties are also considering collaboration in other areas, including monitoring AI agent behavior.
On Monday, 26 October, Meta announced plans to raise 95 billion dollars through a multi-stage share offering. Initially, the company planned to raise about 35 billion dollars: 22,5 billion from the sale of Class A common stock and 12,5 billion from depositary receipts representing convertible preferred stock.
Subsequently, the size of the common stock offering was increased to 25 billion dollars. The price of one Class A share is 625 dollars, and the depositary share is 50 dollars.
The raised funds will be directed by Meta toward a large-scale expansion of its AI infrastructure. To train models and handle queries, the company is building large data centers that require powerful computing systems and high-performance networks.
In February 2026 year, the companies announced a multi-year strategic partnership expected to span several generations of technologies. Meta is building AI infrastructure, while Nvidia supplies computing platforms and networking solutions for its operation.
Within the expanded collaboration, Meta plans to increase use of Nvidia CPUs, notably the Vera and Vera Rubin series. The companies expect this to help improve compute efficiency per unit of electricity in data centers.
Previously, Meta began using Nvidia Spectrum-X Ethernet networking technology designed to provide high throughput and efficient data transfer. Additionally, the company has adopted Nvidia Confidential Computing—the technology that enables performing computations with added protection for user data.
The collaboration announcement came shortly after a Meta investor call. CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated the strategic aim of uniting billions of AI agents on the Muse platform into a globally interconnected network. Such aggressive scaling requires unprecedented computing power: this year the company earmarked at least 135 billion dollars for AI infrastructure.
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