Meta’s shares rise in premarket trading after reports that the company plans to use its cloud business to sell excess AI computing capacity. Multiple outlets report a sharp increase in Meta’s stock—around 8% to 10%—with the move attributed to news that Meta is preparing to offer cloud-based compute resources to customers. The reports describe the effort as part of a broader shift into cloud computing services, specifically targeting situations where Meta may have more AI processing capacity than it needs internally. By monetizing that excess compute, the company would create a new revenue stream linked to demand for AI infrastructure. The coverage is focused on the market reaction and the stated intention to commercialize compute resources through cloud offerings. No additional details on pricing, customer targets, timing, or geographic rollout are provided in the excerpts, and the reports primarily highlight the plan’s existence and the immediate impact on Meta’s share price. The stock movement reflects investor attention to Meta’s potential to monetize AI infrastructure beyond its internal use.