Meta is betting big on AI, pledging up to $145 billion in AI-driven investments, including custom chips with Broadcom, to power smarter services, new products, and employee innovation. Already, Q1 capital spending hit $19.8 billion while generating $12.4 billion in free cash flow — a sign of financial discipline amid massive outlays. The market’s reaction is cautious, especially after Alphabet’s stock dip following its own spending hike. Investors will closely watch Meta’s Q2 report on July 29 for three key signals: revenue growth, updated capital spending plans, and proof that AI is boosting ad performance — not just ballooning costs. The company’s ability to sustain revenue growth alongside its AI push will be the ultimate test.
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