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When investors lose their nerve
AI financing is meeting resistance. Australian AI cloud provider Firmus pulled its IPO earlier this month, and Nvidia is now in talks to back Firmus with fresh money—showing how far Nvidia may go to support the cloud companies it depends on.
Fitness ring maker Oura also postponed its listing, another sign that the IPO market has stalled.
Who pays for the build-out
OpenAI is hiring heavily from Meta and cutting prices to win advertisers as it searches for more revenue. But OpenAI’s fast-moving ad push may not be enough to meet investor targets.
Anthropic’s IPO paperwork reveals a charity cost for shareholders expected to grow after it goes public.
CoreWeave, one of Nvidia’s biggest cloud partners, has seen its shares slide as lenders ask tougher questions. Our exclusive examines CoreWeave’s moment of reckoning—and why its debt troubles matter for the broader AI industry.
AI’s ability to raise capital is being tested.
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