Meta is building its own cloud business to sell spare AI compute to outside customers. With planned AI investments of up to $145 billion this year alone, the same question that came up with xAI now applies to Meta: why isn't the company putting all that capacity to work on its own models?<br /> The article Meta follows SpaceX's playbook and builds a cloud business to sell its spare AI compute to outside customers appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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