$Meta Platforms(META.US) Earlier this week, Meta announced that its Hyperion data center will expand to 5 gigawatts of compute capacity, up from the earlier plan for 2 GW. The total investment in the project has now crossed $50 billion. Hyperion is where Meta trains its largest AI models, and construction has been running since December 2024. Less than two weeks ago, Meta was reportedly setting up a cloud unit to sell its spare computing power. Zuckerberg told shareholders that getting into cloud computing was “definitely on the table.” He said that companies were asking to buy the company’s API service or pay a premium for its spare compute. If the cloud plan goes ahead, the extra capacity at Hyperion will become something Meta can sell. That would turn an investment of up to $145 billion this year into a revenue line, which is what investors have been waiting to hear. @Captain's Treasure