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TECFusions plans to go public in $4 billion SPAC deal

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WSJ Markets reports that Florida-based data center operator TECfusions plans to become a public company through a merger in a SPAC deal valued at $4 billion.

The company hosts one of the largest AMD-based AI training clusters in North America and is set to combine with Apex Treasury, which is listed in New York.

According to WSJ Markets, the transaction is structured as a business combination, positioning TECfusions for a public listing.

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WSJ MarketsU.S. Data-Center Operator TECfusions Plans to Go Public in $4 Billion SPAC Deal

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