Tasmanians expressed doubts about AI firm Firmus, now so have investors
Key points
- AI company Firmus Technologies has cancelled its planned share market float on the Australian Securities Exchange due to weak demand. The company had aimed to raise $7 billion.
- Its three proposed Tasmanian AI data centres have faced community opposition, council appeals and delays, including a Launceston project now pushed back to early 2027.
- Firmus says its plans have not changed and that it has the money to proceed.
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