UK data centre group left biggest customer ByteDance unnamed in $35bn IPO push
Chinese tech giant was AI cloud provider’s largest customer last year but is not prominently named in pitch to stock market investors
UK data centre group left biggest customer ByteDance unnamed in $35bn IPO push
Chinese tech giant was AI cloud provider’s largest customer last year but is not prominently named in pitch to stock market investors
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