Meta invests heavily, reaching a large orders agreement with Google for cloud computing services.

On August 22, Jin10 reported that in the face of an increasingly fierce AI arms race, social media giant Meta Platforms (META.O) has reached a six-year cloud computing service protocol with Google Cloud worth at least $10 billion. The protocol aims to leverage Google Cloud's servers and storage services to quickly bridge the computing power gap caused by the long construction cycle of Meta's own data centers. This move marks the first large-scale collaboration between the two tech giants in the field of cloud computing infrastructure. Analysts believe that this not only validates Google Cloud's price advantage but also indicates that Meta will focus on enhancing the reasoning capabilities of its Llama model.