US Stock Market Movement: Meta soars on September 29 — Enterprise AI Platform and Small Business Muse
Bitget异动解读2026/09/29 19:55Meta September 29 Surge Interpretation
Keywords: Enterprise AI Platform, Small Business Muse
1. On September 28, Meta officially launched the Meta Enterprise Platform, positioning it as the company's "next major business pillar." Initially, it offers Muse AI agent, Meta Business Agent, Muse API, and Muse Code, with former MongoDB CEO CJ Desai leading the business.
2. On September 29, Meta expanded Muse to small business scenarios, integrating with Instagram professional accounts, Facebook Pages, Meta Ads accounts, Canva, and dozens of other business tools. It adopts a model that is mainly free with supplementary subscription options, broadening the application scope of AI agents in enterprise operations.
3. On September 29, Meta signed an AI computing power supply agreement with Australia's Firmus, leveraging data center facilities to provide GPU computing power to support Meta's artificial intelligence research, model development, and training work.
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