Wire reporting: (Reuters, via CNA)

Nscale, a London-based AI cloud and data-center company backed by Nvidia, amended its U.S. initial public offering registration on Thursday with preliminary results for the nine months ended Sept. 30, according to Channel News Asia carrying a Reuters report³.

The amendment showed revenue of $307.5 million in that period, compared with $21.3 million a year earlier, a rise the CNA/Reuters account described as 1,344 percent, while the net loss widened to $1.7 billion from $433.3 million³.

Thursday's filing added the July-September quarter after Nscale's September S-1 had included financials only through the first six months of the year³.

The company provides compute, power and data-center infrastructure and software used to train and run AI models, CNA reported³.

Nscale did not disclose the size or other terms of the offering on Thursday³.

Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley are the lead underwriters, and the company plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker NSCL, according to the same account³.

The Telegraph had reported on Tuesday that Nscale was considering delaying the listing until next year, CNA said; that report was not independently confirmed in the assigned coverage³.

Techmeme, summarizing Bloomberg, said the amended S-1 showed Nscale had $5.5 billion of debt in September, up from $137.4 million in June¹.

The same Techmeme summary said Nvidia committed $2 billion of more than $3 billion in convertible financing, after previously disclosing $1 billion¹.

Those debt and Nvidia-commitment figures were not in the CNA/Reuters item, which focused on revenue, losses, underwriters and listing plans^1,3.

A third assigned item, from CNBC, covered Cerebras Systems' quarterly results and a Microsoft deal and did not report on Nscale².

It was not clear from the assigned coverage when Nscale would price the offering or whether it would proceed this year³.