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Nscale’s $35 billion IPO is largely silent about its biggest customer, China’s ByteDance, which wants access to Nvidia’s chips

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Nscale’s $35 billion IPO is largely silent about its biggest customer, China’s ByteDance, which wants access to Nvidia’s chips

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On Fortune’s radar today: Nscale’s $35 billion IPO is heavily dependent on ByteDance.

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