WASHINGTON, D.C. – Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has told President Donald Trump that the company will invest at least $600 billion in the United States over the coming years to expand its data centers and infrastructure.

Zuckerberg said the massive investment is aimed at powering the next wave of innovation, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced connectivity.

“This will be one of the largest technology infrastructure buildouts in history,” Zuckerberg reportedly told the president, emphasizing Meta’s commitment to U.S.-based growth and job creation.

The funds will primarily go toward new data centers, advanced computing hardware, and networking systems, positioning Meta as a key player in the global race for technological dominance.

The announcement comes amid increasing competition between U.S. tech firms and foreign rivals, with Washington encouraging domestic investment to maintain leadership in cutting-edge technologies.