Meta Platforms has unveiled an ambitious plan to invest $600 billion in the United States over the next three years, aiming to supercharge the country’s AI infrastructure, expand its data center footprint, and create tens of thousands of jobs. The announcement marks one of the largest private-sector investments in U.S. history and underscores Meta’s aggressive push toward artificial superintelligence.
The investment will fund the construction of next-generation AI data centers, the development of clean energy systems, and the expansion of high-performance computing capabilities. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasized that the initiative is part of the company’s broader vision to build “personal superintelligence for everyone.”
“To achieve this, we need massive compute infrastructure — and we’re building it right here in the U.S.,” Zuckerberg said in a blog post.
The plan includes:
New data centers across multiple U.S. states, optimized for AI workloads
Sustainable infrastructure, including water-saving cooling systems and renewable energy integration
Workforce development, with training programs and partnerships to prepare workers for AI-era jobs
Community investment, supporting local schools, nonprofits, and public services near Meta facilities
The announcement follows a private dinner between Zuckerberg and President Donald Trump, where the investment was reportedly discussed. The White House has since praised the move as a “historic commitment to American innovation and job creation.”
