AI power startup Fermi (FRMI) lands first customer and names new CEO, aiming to turn a corner after legal and C-suite turmoil.
The startup, co-founded by former Energy Secretary Rick Perry, went public last year and has spent recent months in a legal and shareholder tussle with its former CEO, while racing to sign a first customer for its sprawling Texas data-center and energy campus.
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