Nscale files for a $35bn US IPO to fuel AI data-centre expansion

TL;DR
Nscale, a Nvidia-backed UK data-centre group, has filed for a US listing valuing the company at up to $35bn and plans to list on the NYSE while remaining UK-domiciled; the company has raised billions in equity and debt and counts Nvidia, Dell and Nokia among backers, and has signed major AI‑infrastructure deals with Anthropic, Microsoft and OpenAI, including a West Virginia data centre under construction that’s expected to come online next year. The group posted a first-half net loss of $1bn on $141m revenue, driven largely by non-cash charges, and is launching a UK retail share offering via RetailBook as part of its IPO strategy.
- British data centre group Nscale files for $35bn US listing Financial Times
- AI cloud provider Nscale files to go public CNBC
- Nvidia-Backed Cloud Startup Nscale Files for IPO WSJ
- Nscale IPO Files to Go Public, Shows Huge Revenue Jump And Steep Losses The Information
- Nvidia-backed AI cloud firm Nscale reveals revenue surge in US IPO filing Reuters
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