Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced an additional $40 billion (approximately NT$1.3 trillion) investment in the Hyperion data center in Louisiana, USA, pushing the single-campus infrastructure budget to $50 billion (approximately NT$1.6 trillion). The total investment in what will be the world's largest AI data center could ultimately exceed $250 billion (approximately NT$8 trillion), factoring in future AI chip purchases. Initially announced in December 2024 with a $10 billion commitment, the project in Richland Parish, Louisiana, will expand its computing capacity to at least 5GW. Meta also plans to spend an additional roughly $200 billion (approximately NT$6.4 trillion) on computing chips. Blue Owl Capital, holding an 80% stake, has sought billions in financing from Wall Street, and utility company Entergy Louisiana is spending billions to build 10 new natural gas power plants to meet the campus's electricity demands. Meta's stock price fluctuated lower following the announcement, reflecting investor unease over capital expenditure and ROI.