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🚨 The AI infrastructure boom just hit its first major reality check — and investors said NO.

Australian data-center company Firmus Technologies pulled its IPO after investors rejected its A$44 billion (~US$31 billion) valuation. The concerns? Valuation was too high, execution was unproven, and not enough #AIinfrastructure was actually operational. This is a big signal that the #AIboom may be entering a more sober phase.

Investors are no longer just buying the story — they want to see real, working assets. Is this the beginning of a broader correction in AI infrastructure valuations?

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00:00The AI boom has its first big reality check.
00:03Australian data center company Firmas Technologies withdrew its planned IPO
00:07after investors balked at its proposed valuation of roughly $44 billion Australian dollars,
00:12$31 billion U.S. dollars.
00:14The company had aimed to raise billions to fund its AI infrastructure ambitions,
00:17but investors raised concerns about valuation, execution,
00:21and how much infrastructure was actually operational.

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