
Data Center: Firmus seeks $5 billion in Australian IPO
Imagine wanting to build an entire city of server-filled boxes. Firmus, an Australian data center company, is reportedly looking for $5 billion to do just that.
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Imagine wanting to build an entire city of server-filled boxes. Firmus, an Australian data center company, is reportedly looking for $5 billion to do just that.

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Picture right-wing boomers and left-wing activists marching side by side. It's happening in Florida, where data centers are uniting unlikely political allies.