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Australian investors back Nvidia challenger Tenstorrent with $118m as Firmus listing collapses

Published by Herald Sun · Australia 9 h ago

A group of Australian investors have quietly tipped $118m into a US artificial intelligence factory chipmaker after Firmus sensationally abandoned its $44bn ASX listing hopes.

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