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Meta increases size of planned equity offering to $97.5-billion — Toronto Technology news

Meta Platforms META-Q on Tuesday raised the planned size of its largest-ever equity offerings to US$97.5-billion, as the social media giant taps the public market to aggressively expand its AI infrastructure.

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