$META Stock Heavy AI Spending Could Power Nvidia’s Next GrowthMeta Platforms, Inc.BATS:METADEXWireNewsMeta Platforms Inc. (Nasdaq: META) stock rebounded 2.26% to $632.90 on Monday after a steep 17% post-earnings decline since October 29. The drop followed investor concern over Meta’s escalating artificial intelligence (AI) investments, but analysts suggest those expenditures could significantly benefit Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) in the long run. CEO Mark Zuckerberg reaffirmed Meta’s commitment to its AI road map, emphasizing ongoing investment in custom data centers and top-tier AI research talent. The company plans to expand its infrastructure to support advanced machine learning models for its platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. Meta’s aggressive capital spending, which reached over $30 billion in 2025, is largely allocated toward GPU-powered servers. This directly supports Nvidia, whose advanced chips remain the preferred choice for AI training and inference workloads. By building a massive in-house AI ecosystem, Meta aims to strengthen user engagement through smarter recommendation systems, generative features, and enhanced ad targeting. Investors initially reacted negatively to the spending ramp-up, viewing it as a short-term drag on profitability. However, analysts believe Meta’s strategy mirrors its successful long-term bets on mobile and social video. The company’s growing reliance on AI infrastructure could secure its dominance in digital advertising and social engagement over the next decade. Technical View The META chart shows a recovery attempt after a sharp pullback from $796 highs. The price found temporary support near $600, with potential for a short-term dip toward the long-term trendline before resuming its uptrend. The projected path suggests a rebound toward the $796 resistance level in early 2026. While near-term volatility persists, Meta’s AI expansion positions the company, and indirectly Nvidia, for significant upside in the evolving artificial intelligence market.