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Nvidia-backed Firmus cancels major data center listing amid market volatility

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Firmus, an artificial intelligence data center company backed by Nvidia, has cancelled its planned major stock market listing. The company announced the decision this week, attributing it to recent market volatility. Firmus cited unfavorable prevailing market conditions as the reason for scrapping the offering. The company did not provide a new timeline for a potential future listing.

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