Meta, nuclear and AI data centers
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Meta Platforms announced a deal with Oklo, Vista, and TerraPower to power its AI buildout. Nuclear energy stocks surged on the news.
Meta Platforms Inc. agreed to a series of electricity deals to power data centers that will make it the biggest buyer of nuclear power among its hyperscaler peers.
At CES 2026, Meta expanded its AI glasses ecosystem with teleprompter tools, EMG handwriting input, pedestrian navigation, and partnerships focused on accessibility and automotive interfaces.
Beijing worries the $2.5 billion acquisition of startup Manus will encourage more entrepreneurs to follow in its footsteps.
Meta is backing Ohio nuclear plants and new reactor projects through long-term deals with Vistra and Oklo as it looks to secure massive amounts of electricity for artificial intelligence.
After more than a decade as Meta’s chief AI strategist, AI pioneer Yann LeCun abruptly left the company in November, sparking questions about the circumstances of his resignation. Now, in a recent interview with the Financial Times , he’s offering his own account of what led him to exit Meta—and it’s not generous.
Everyone wants in on the AI wearable game, but Razer is offering a slightly different take. If there’s one thing that 2025 gave us a lot of last year in the tech world, it was smart glasses, and if I had to guess,
Ruchir Baronia left behind an incredible salary, stock refreshers, and interesting problems at Meta after a year and a half to build his AI business.