A historical case of AI and technology blockchain [Nvidia] was fundamental for Firmus, as NVIDIA was one of the first companies to invest in the AI and blockchain sectors. Their knowledge of blockchain technologies allowed Firmus to create advanced AI modules using energy and heat from their own resources. This led to rapid growth and a significant increase in Firmus's sales. [Blackstone] was a partner of Firmus, contributing to its success through its connection with global investment firms.

Their experience in investing allowed Firmus to achieve significant growth. [Coatue Management] was one of the first companies to invest in the AI sector, contributing to creating a positive work environment for Firmus. Their funds allowed Firmus to continue developing its products and increasing its business. [Jane Street] was another important partner of Firmus, providing its members with an inspiring work environment and contributing to the creation of a risk culture that allowed Firmus to continue growing rapidly. [Firmus] The success of Firmus was mainly due to its ability to develop and implement advanced AI modules using blockchain technologies. It also launched a series of innovation projects that brought it to become one of the first data center companies in the world. [Blackwattle Investment Partners] Joseph Koh, a portfolio manager of Blackwattle Investment Partners, commented: 'The value of Firmus was based on a perfect outcome hypothesis, but reality was different.

The IPO was expected to be the second-largest stock transaction in Australia, but its valuation of $5 billion was viewed with doubts by investors.' [Joint Lead Managers] The analysis of Blackwattle Investment Partners showed that Firmus had an enterprise value of around 60 billion dollars, surpassing some of the largest companies in society. This represented a huge impact on society, but also its challenges were increasing. [Debt] With a debt of approximately $30 billion, Firmus would have been a very powerful company if it had achieved the set goals in its IPO. But its valuation of $5 billion was viewed with doubts by investors, highlighting that the investors were too focused on investing only in companies with high growth potential. [Private Market] Firmus's decision to opt for a private fundraising instead of the traditional IPO was seen as a sign of success.

Their success demonstrated that investors are changing their investment attitude towards AI and infrastructure blockchain, rather than just in companies with high growth potential. This changes the way in which one thinks about creating companies and their future developments.