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Meta is building its first big Canadian data center as AI expansion crosses the border

Meta is expanding its AI infrastructure into Canada with a massive $13-billion data center project in Alberta.

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Meta has announced plans to build its first large-scale data center in Canada. Located in Alberta, the project is described as a gigawatt-scale development and is slated to be the largest data center in the country.

Coverage from Reuters, CNBC, The Globe and Mail, Calgary Herald, and Yahoo Finance emphasizes the investment size of C$13 billion. Reports highlight this move as part of the company's broader AI expansion crossing the border.

Future developments involve the construction of this first Canadian facility as Meta continues its global data center build-out.

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Quick answers

Where is the data center being built?

The facility is being developed in Alberta, Canada.

How much is Meta investing in this project?

Meta plans to spend C$13 billion on the development.

What is the scale of the new facility?

It is described as a gigawatt-scale development and Canada's largest data center.

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