As Meta continues to ramp up its AI and VR plans, it’s also going to need a lot more computing power, and data storage capacity to power its next-level initiatives. And it’s willing to invest, big time.

According to a new report from The Information, Meta’s currently in the process of assessing locations for a new $200 billion data center, with the construction likely to place the new facility in either Louisiana, Wyoming or Texas, based on early talks. Meta hasn’t confirmed that any such project will be taking place, labeling the latest report as “pure speculation.” But it would align with Meta’s broader expansion plans for its AI projects, while it would also help Zuckerberg in his efforts to cosy up to the Trump Administration, which is keen to see more investment into tech projects based in the U.S.

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