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Meta is rolling out new AI-powered offerings targeted at companies, aiming to turn its heavy AI infrastructure spending into revenue-generating products. The push involves selling AI tools and services to enterprise clients rather than only consumer-facing features.
Wealthy family offices are increasingly skipping traditional venture capital fund commitments in favor of buying secondary shares or striking direct deals with AI companies, according to Atlas Capital advisor Djoann Fal. He says these investors are drawn by the prospect of tripling returns in months rather than years, and want direct exposure to top AI names rather than ceding control to fund managers for a decade.