Meta is making an app to predict what is going to happen, report claims - Mark Zuckerberg’s new tool comes amid popularity of rivals such as Polymarket

Meta has major AI aspirations, but the market isn't buying it.

On a recent episode of The Investor’s Podcast, investor Hari Ramachandra explained the bull case he saw for Meta Platforms after the stock fell roughly 20% from its peak, calling Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) one of the most mispriced large-cap opportunities available today.

If you've ever wished your phone could just see what you're dealing with instead of making you type it all out, Meta heard you. The company just launched its new AI model, Muse Spark, now powering the Meta AI assistant, and it's rolling out across the Meta ...

Meta's decision to invest $900 million (approximately Dh3.305 billion) in Indian fintech company CRED has got netizens asking a bigger question than the money itself: why would the parent company of Facebook,

Meta faces AI capex and Reality Labs risks as ad growth tops 30% and FCF stays positive. Click here to read more on META.

Thousands of users are reporting issues accessing Facebook today, June 12. Here's the latest

Meta is investing heavily to secure a leading role in AI, from foundational models to personal superintelligence.

Compute power measures how much work a chip can do and how fast. Learn how Meta uses CPUs, GPUs, and custom MTIA chips to build the AI infrastructure powering its apps and services.

Let's take three cases with 20% or more declines. Between July 1 and Dec. 31, 2018, the stock fell by 32%. Meta Platforms (then called Facebook) faced several headwinds, including privacy concerns, a tarnished image, and unimpressive user growth.

Meta Platforms (META) shares are extending gains on Jun 23 after the company officially unveiled a more affordable $299 smart glasses built in collaboration with EssilorLuxottica. The launch of Meta Glasses is helping the multinational defy a broader tech rout on Tuesday as valuation concerns and resurgent fears of a Fed rate hike rotate capital