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Sign InCorning Incorporated and Meta have officially broken ground on a major expansion of optical cable manufacturing capacity in North Carolina to support AI data centers. The multiyear agreement, valued at up to $6 billion, focuses on supplying advanced optical fiber and connectivity solutions. This strategic move is designed to meet the surging demand for high-speed connectivity required by Meta's next-generation AI clusters. As part of the expansion, Corning expects to increase its workforce in North Carolina by approximately 15% to 20%. The partnership underscores the critical role of optical infrastructure in supporting the rapid growth of artificial intelligence technologies. Financial analysts view the deal as a significant long-term revenue driver for Corning and a key infrastructure win for Meta's scaling ambitions.