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Chipmakers invest in Meta equity offering

Story timeline · 4 updates, 26 Oct to 27 Oct 2026

Market sources said Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom were interested in buying up to $5bn of Meta Platforms stock, and AMD said it will invest $1bn in a Meta equity offering. Meta has now raised its planned equity offering to $97.5bn, with total fundraising possibly reaching about $103bn. Meta's $25bn share sale ended five…

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  1. Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom said to be interested in buying up to $5bn of Meta stock

    Market sources say Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom are interested in buying up to $5bn of Meta Platforms stock.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  2. AMD to invest $1bn in Meta equity offering as EPYC powers Muse AI agents

    AMD will invest $1bn in a Meta Platforms equity offering as the two companies pursue a strategic partnership on computing for Meta's superintelligence infrastructure. Helios rack-scale systems are running at Meta, with EPYC processors powering Meta's Muse AI agents.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  3. Meta raises equity financing plan to $97.5bn, with total possibly reaching $103bn

    Meta Platforms has slightly raised its planned equity offering to $97.5bn from $95bn to fund artificial intelligence investment, lifting its common stock offering to $25bn from $22.5bn. With underwriter options of about $5.5bn, total fundraising could reach roughly $103bn.

    MacroPANewsAINeutral

  4. Meta's $25bn share sale ends five times oversubscribed, sources say

    Meta Platforms' $25bn stock offering was ultimately five times oversubscribed, according to market sources.

    MacroPANewsAINeutral

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