Zuckerberg has finally come around—computing power can even be sublet. Meta’s move this time is even better than selling ads.

BiJie.com reports that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that, due to external high-price offers, Meta is considering leasing out some AI computing power to external parties; however, the company said that it is not currently experiencing computing capacity overcapacity, and the industry is also generally in short supply. Meta is exploring two types of cloud services: charging per call for hosted models, or directly selling raw computing power, a model similar to CoreWeave. The Meta Model API has been opened, and Muse Spark 1.1 is being charged for; he also mentioned that SpaceX’s practice of leasing computing power to external companies in the short term is very interesting, and Meta is also evaluating similar high-price deals.