WorldPingMeta plans to spend $145 billion this year, more than every military budget except the U.S., China and Russia
The $145 billion is roughly a 101% markup from the company’s capex from 2025.
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WorldPingPhil and Penny Knight are funding a new engineering college at the University of Oregon, the largest known gift to a U.S. public flagship university.
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WorldPingThe $145 billion is roughly a 101% markup from the company’s capex from 2025.
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WorldPingThe PitchBook reports rosy view is based on Kalshi being mostly unaffected in the event of an adverse Supreme Court ruling on its sports wagers.
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WorldPingEducation staff are being scattered across several other federal agencies. Despite the Trump administration's claims, employees say it's adding bureaucracy and making it harder to serve students.
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Gaza’s $2.45bn recovery plan spans housing, health and 4G, but Israeli pullout and Hamas’s disarmament remain unclear.
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Brahma, an Indian enterprise AI content start-up that is backed by the visual effects studio behind Dune, has raised funds at a $2 billion valuation.
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WorldPingSpending on video content in seven major markets across Asia is expected to climb to $15.1 billion in 2026, according to Media Partners Asia’s “Asia Video Content Dynamics 2026” report.
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