Mark Zuckerberg's company, Meta, is reportedly planning to cut 20 percent of its workforce by one fifth of its employees as part of a $600 million plan to expand its AI infrastructure. The layoffs would be the largest since the previous year when Facebook's parent company cut 13% of its payroll, resulting in the elimination of 11,000 jobs. The company claims to employ 79,000 workers by 2025 and plans to invest $600 billion in data centers.