According to an internal document, Meta Platforms, Inc. is planning to significantly increase its computing power next year, aiming to double its current capacity to reach a scale of 14 gigawatts.

This expansion plan highlights the company's continued commitment to investing in data-intensive fields such as artificial intelligence and the metaverse. Computing power is the core infrastructure supporting the operations of large technology companies, and is especially crucial for processing massive amounts of data, training complex algorithms, and running immersive virtual environments. Meta's move aims to provide stronger technological support for its future products and services. Jumping from the current level to 14 gigawatts means Meta will need to deploy a large number of servers and related hardware, and may require huge investments in data center facilities. This move also reflects the general trend of rising demand for computing power across the technology industry.