Zuckerberg pledges $600 billion investment to Trump for data centers and innovation
Sitting next to the president, the Meta CEO said everyone present was making "huge investments" in the country "to build data centers and infrastructure to drive the next wave of innovation."
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg thanked President Donald Trump for hosting the dinner at the White House where CEOs from several top tech companies met to discuss the state of the industry and share their insights and ideas to drive development and innovation.
During the event, Zuckerberg pledged at least $600 billion through 2028 to build data centers and infrastructure to drive the next wave of innovation.
.@Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg tells @POTUS his company will invest "at least $600 billion" in the U.S. over the next several years "to build out data centers and infrastructure to power the next wave of innovation." pic.twitter.com/0lxkQ845v6
Sitting next to the president, Zuckerberg said everyone present was making "huge investments" in the country for technology projects.
"It's no small thing to bring a group like this together," said Zuckerberg, who was seated to Trump's right. "I think that says a lot about his leadership and his focus on innovation," he noted, referring to the president.
CEOs of American tech giants, almost all allies of Donald Trump, spared no praise for the president Thursday during a dinner hosted at the White House. The meeting came at a time when Trump is betting on stimulating the domestic tech industry by setting tariffs on foreign companies.
Musk's absence
"I was invited, but, unfortunately, I was unable to attend," Musk indicated.
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