Nscale Files U.S. IPO Targeting $35B Valuation Despite $1B Loss
Summary
Nscale, the Nvidia-backed AI data-center company spun out of Arkon Energy, has officially filed for a U.S. IPO on the NYSE with a targeted valuation reportedly up to $35 billion while remaining British-domiciled. The offering comes as the firm posts material losses against growing revenue, backed by major investors and banks including Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley, with a UK retail share option anticipated and intensive institutional underwriting.
Bubble analysis
An AI data-center company still losing $1 billion seeking a $35 billion IPO valuation shows investors are willing to pay prices far ahead of current earnings for an AI infrastructure story — a classic sign of the 'valuation running ahead of revenue' bubble argument. At the same time, the IPO itself means real capital is willing to enter, so it points more to valuation heat than to a funding collapse.
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