“Meta Platforms is starting a new business line focused on selling AI tools to enterprise customers... It is spending more than $100 billion on its AI infrastructure just this year.”

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started a new business line selling AI tools (Muse assistant, coding tool, top models) to enterprise customers as a bundled offering

$100 billion AI infrastructure spend this year

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