Business Reporter·NZ Herald·15 Oct, 2026 07:00 PM6 mins to readFirmus co-founder Oliver Curtis and his wife Roxy Jacenko. Firmus pulled its highly anticipated ASX listing, billed as the biggest capital raising event since Telstra in 1997, after failing to garner enough support. Photo / Scott Barbour, Getty ImagesThe failure of Australia’s Firmus to get off the ground last week has highlighted market concerns about the hyped-up artificial intelligence/data centre space. The Australian artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure firm pulled its highly anticipated ASX listing, billed as the biggest capital raising event since Telstra in 1997, after support.
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