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Meta recently signed a deal with Spanish renewable developer Zelestra for 595 megawatts of solar power in Texas .
It's a significant purchase for the tech company, representing a nearly 5% bump to the 12-plus gigawatts of renewable capacity it currently has under contract.
The announcement comes as Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg maintains the company's ambitious AI strategy.
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