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Amid intensifying competition in the AI cloud market, Meta Platforms is reportedly developing a cloud business to sell excess AI compute capacity, directly threatening the business model of SharonAI Holdings. According to reports from Benzinga, SharonAI shares fell on the news.
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Sign InThe decline came after SHAZ stock touched a low of $81.56 during the June 30 session before closing at $84.66. In contrast, Meta shares closed at $563.29 on the same day. Investors are watching how other cloud giants like Google and Microsoft might respond to Meta's potential entry into the AI compute market.
Technically, SHAZ support lies at its recent low of $81.56, with resistance at $90.53. The market awaits official confirmation from Meta on its cloud plans, which could either confirm or alleviate competitive pressures, along with SharonAI's next quarterly results to gauge the real impact.