The public S-1 confirms the reported $80.7bn first-half loss and puts the operating loss at $693m. The first-half figures are unaudited, and the price range and share count are blank.
Debt that can turn into shares can gain value as the issuer does. Some companies book that rise as a non-cash loss; the cost to shareholders comes later, as dilution.
Most of the loss in a draft prospectus seen by the WSJ and Reuters is reported as a non-cash charge. Neocloud filings show why strong AI demand does not settle the debt question.