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Evercore: META Could Surge Over 50% on $22B AI Opportunity

BenzingaAug 25, 2026, 7:26 PMDaragh Thomas

Evercore sees Meta climbing over 50% as excess AI compute could add $22 billion in annual revenue. Prediction markets weigh in.

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