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Meta commits up to $27B to Nebius in AI infrastructure deal

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Meta committed up to $27 billion over five years to Nebius, a European AI infrastructure company, The Next Web reported. The deal gives Meta dedicated access to Nebius's GPU clusters and data center capacity for AI training. The arrangement is one of the largest AI infrastructure commitments by a single company. Meta has been aggressively expanding its compute capacity to support training of next-generation AI models. Nebius, formerly the technology division of Yandex, has been building out GPU clusters across Europe to serve AI companies.
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