On October 8, reports surfaced indicating a sharp decline in investor interest for the initial public offering (IPO) of a data center company supported by NVIDIA, shedding light on fresh vulnerabilities within the artificial intelligence (AI) funding surge. Insiders with knowledge of the situation revealed that FirmusGrid, an Australian data center enterprise, initially aimed to secure $5.5 billion through its public listing. However, the deal's prospects remain shaky due to investors' lackluster enthusiasm for the issue price, set at AUD 11 per share. Earlier, Firmus had suggested that preliminary subscription interest significantly surpassed the offering's scale, hinting at a potential valuation of $30 billion. Yet, some investors swiftly shifted to a cautious approach. Although Firmus concluded its subscription book on Thursday, it has not yet disclosed the final issue price or the transaction's structure. This atypical absence of information transparency has fueled market rumors that the company might be compelled to reduce its issue price or even abandon the IPO altogether.