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According to China Fund News, on March 13 local time, Meta's stock price fell by nearly 4%.

According to China Fund News, on March 13 local time, Meta's stock price fell by nearly 4%.

老虎证券老虎证券2026/03/15 00:36
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On the news front, Meta is planning a large-scale layoff, which may affect 20% or more of its employees. This move aims to offset the company's substantial investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure and prepare for higher efficiency brought by AI-assisted employees. If Meta ultimately decides to lay off 20% of its workforce, it will be the largest layoff since the company's restructuring known as the "Year of Efficiency" from the end of 2022 to early 2023. According to the latest documents submitted by the company, as of December 31 last year, Meta's total number of employees was close to 79,000.Over the past year, Meta CEO Zuckerberg has been pushing the company to participate more actively in the competition for generative artificial intelligence. To attract top AI researchers to join the new superintelligence team, the company has offered extremely generous compensation packages, some totaling hundreds of millions of dollars over four years. Meta stated that it plans to invest $600 billions in building data centers by 2028. Earlier this week, the company also acquired a social networking platform called Moltbook, which is designed for AI agents.Currently, the superintelligence team is developing a new model called "Avocado," hoping to re-establish the company's technological position this year, but the model's performance is also below expectations. Market analysts believe this means that Meta's massive investment in AI infrastructure over the past few years cannot be converted into revenue, let alone profit. The huge investment cannot be sustained and can only rely on layoffs to reduce costs.
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