Meta is set to report its first quarter earnings on Wednesday, with investors eager to know if the company met its revenue goals of $39.5bn to $41.8bn.
Wall Street expects Meta to post $41.36bn in revenue and $5.21 in earnings per share, although analysts were disappointed by the revenue outlook shared by CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
The company plans to invest up to $65bn in AI infrastructure by 2025, while uncertainty over tariffs and ongoing antitrust concerns add to financial worries for Meta.
Continued development of AI tools, potential monetization strategies, and implications of ongoing legal battles may impact Meta's financial outlook as it navigates through challenges in the tech landscape.