Meta

Meta builds for its own apps and models: Prometheus in Ohio is a 1 GW AI cluster and Hyperion in Louisiana scales to 5 GW.

Internal hyperscaler

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Footprint, AI and capex

Type Hyperscale cloud, internal hyperscaler, AI cloud or regional alternative.
Internal hyperscaler 2
Regions Live cloud regions, from the operator's own region page or region list.
Not published
Zones Availability zones (availability domains at Oracle) the operator states across its regions.
Not published
Countries Countries and territories with at least one live region, counted from the operator's region list.
Not published
Named locations Deployment locations the operator names where it publishes no region count.
Not published
Data centers Data center count in the operator's own words.
Not published
Owned vs leased What the operator discloses about owning or leasing its facilities.
Not published
AI capacity Announced AI data center capacity in GW or MW, or the scale of a named AI cluster.
Prometheus (Ohio) 1 GW from 2026; Hyperion (Louisiana) up to 5 GW 1
AI compute The operator's AI accelerators, instances or internal AI platform.
Prometheus supercluster: hundreds of thousands of GPUs deployed 2
Latest capex Latest reported capital expenditure with its period, plus guidance where given. Group-wide figures for parent companies.
USD 34.9bn incl. finance-lease principal in Q3 2026; USD 135bn to 145bn guided for 2026 3
Investment plan Multi-year AI and cloud investment programs, separate from annual capex.
Not published
Sovereign cloud Named sovereign, government or in-country cloud offerings.
Not published

Quarter-by-quarter capex since 2023: Meta on Hyperscaler Capex.

Sources

  1. TechCrunch: Meta building 5 GW AI data center accessed 2026-11-11
  2. Meta engineering: inside Prometheus accessed 2026-11-11
  3. Meta Q3 2026 results accessed 2026-11-11
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