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Meta launches enterprise AI business seeking to cash in on vast spending $META https://t.co/YsP5NnbgVz
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$1.6T Market cap · 2026-10-28
Meta launches enterprise AI business seeking to cash in on vast spending $META https://t.co/YsP5NnbgVz
Meta’s Muse AI compiled dossiers on vulnerable Facebook and Instagram users, bypassing safeguards with minor prompt changes.
I am not convinced this sudden departures of MongoDB's $MDB CEO is a red flag. If you look through his LinkedIn profile, he is a career professional and his last job before MongoDB was at CloudFlare $NET where he only lasted for a little over a year. There were other companies (Symantec, Pivotal) where he only lasted for a year or two. An opportunity to have a larger impact at $META was probably hard to pass up for a career CEO.
$META is going to destroy the enterprise software industry. https://t.co/8EICIEJIJZ
CJ Desai leaves $MDB after <1yr to lead enterprise AI efforts at $META. Easily one of the most talented and sought after executives in enterprise software. @alexandr_wang @natfriedman @danielgross @cj_mongodb @DinaPowellMcC Rockstar team with distinct strengths. https://t.co/VVLeiS6mbA
$MDB CEO steps down the day before their investor day to pursue a senior role at $META lol https://t.co/M1zSfOKn0C
AMD granted Meta warrants for nearly 10% of its shares tied to a 6 GW compute commitment, creating roughly $100 billion of potential…
Meta’s Muse reached 3 million downloads and 700,000 daily users within 10 days, with forecasts of up to $28.5 billion in annual revenue…
U.S. Treasury yields climbed above 5% as markets priced further Fed tightening, while Meta’s AI-agent announcement lifted risk appetite…
Meta’s Muse and rival AI agents are gaining consumer traction, while Apple and Google lack comparable public products and face pressure on…
Steve Eisman says AI companies are reviving Enron-era off-balance-sheet and circular financing, alongside concerns around Oracle and Blue…
Long Treasury yields hit 2007 highs after a weak $70 billion five-year auction, even as the Nasdaq set records and Meta detailed its Muse…
Caught a nice move in $META as they have executed nicely on Muse. However, I’m curious to see Muse’s retention stats. Muse’s agentic capabilities still seem like a bit of a novelty to me, and sometimes more of a hassle to use than a value-add. $META has also aggressively re-targeted me with ads on my feed based on my Muse activity. While impressive from a business monetization point of view, it makes me leery to connect my email and other sensitive accounts.
Meta’s Muse reached 2.8 million downloads in two weeks, using AI agents to automate insurance shopping and erode customer inertia that…
$META is going to be a killer short soon. Not because I think it's overvalued, I don't. But because the new ownership base is a bunch of paper handed hype followers that will drop it at the first crack.
Disclosing a large short position in $META. Thesis: Muse is offered free of charge with no meaningful cap on inference consumption. Meta is absorbing the full cost of compute, memory, and power on every query in pursuit of user growth. We believe this subsidy is unsustainable under adversarial usage. Position: We have deployed 10,000 endpoints running maximally compute-intensive workloads on a continuous basis. Deployment is scaling at 10,000 units per day. Unit economics: Our marginal cost per endpoint is approximately $300, incurred once. Meta's cost per endpoint is recurring and uncapped. We view this as a highly asymmetric trade. Channel checks: Retail sources confirm unusual laptop demand in the region. We are the source of that demand. Risks: Rate limiting, supply constraints at our primary vendor, and rising operating expenses on our side. Outlook: We expect material margin compression, a miss on next quarter's earnings, and elevated data center thermal risk. This is called activist investing.
if u thought Zuck’s metaverse spending was insane, wait until we see $META’s $AMZN Bedrock and graviton bill to keep Muse running.
I built a trading bot that buys the “most hated” Mag 7 stock each month. Ranks by 3-, 6-, and 12-month returns, buys the worst average rank, reruns monthly. Last month: $META This month: $TSLA Since 5/23 (Mag7 coined): +347% HatedM7 +162% Mag 7 +90% S&P 500 https://t.co/lp1CwoCTGu
He who doesn’t take risks doesn’t drink champagne. $META $AMZN
When $META convert?
What a glow up. $META 2026: Grant permission to all data for Muse $META 2020: https://t.co/iHZizTpG85
It still amazes me how long it often takes the markets to react to something like Muse META released Muse on September 8th, right around 2 weeks ago (Instinct was even earlier, at the end of August and had similar implications) You had over a full week where nothing really happened besides $META slowly moving higher. That is until Monday, where META shot up 11% and all the Muse winners (especially CPUs) and the agentic losers really started reacting. Has Muse gotten any better since it’s launch? Nope Just goes to show how much price drives the narrative
Innodata's new Meta contract for long-horizon agent personalization ties the data company to Meta's Muse AI assistant, despite Meta's Scale…
$SRAD is explicitly mentioned in $META Muse source code & technical documentation - although functionality does not appear to have been turned on yet I believe Meta will expand their relationship with Sportradar https://t.co/OS10T9268i https://t.co/MzTsyf3WV0
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