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John Stensholt

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As seen in: The Australian, MSN Australia, News.com.au, The Wall Street Journal, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Sunday Age, AFR Smart Investor, Australian Financial Review, The Daily Examiner and
Business journo, The Australian. Richest 250 editor. Sports too. Co-author Tech Bros, out Aug 11 (link below) stensholtj@theaustralian.com.au
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Firmus floats eye-watering profit margins ahead of IPO

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By John Stensholt Verified, Perry Williams
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Words by John Stensholt and Perry Williams for The Australian Firmus claims it can achieve pre-tax profit margins of 90% across its artificial intelligence data factories, far eclipsing those of powerhouse Australian mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto. The draft Firmus prospectus circulated among the Australian investment community shows the company projecting revenue of about US$13.3bn ($18.7bn) across seven AI factories it has operating or under development in Australia, Singapore and Malaysia.
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Aussie Josh Payne files for $49bn Nscale NYSE listing

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By John Stensholt Verified
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John Stensholt at The Australian Move over Oliver Curtis , there's a new, younger, Australian artificial intelligence data centre billionaire on the scene.
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Aussie Josh Payne files for $49bn Nscale NYSE listing

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By John Stensholt Verified
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Move over Oliver Curtis, there’s a new, younger, Australian artificial intelligence data centre billionaire on the scene. Nscale, the UK data centre start-up founded just three years ago and run by 32-year Josh Payne, has filed for what could be a US$35bn ($49bn) blockbuster listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
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