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Engineer sues Nscale over alleged unlawful subcontracting and retaliatory dismissal

An engineer who worked at Nscale’s Norwegian data center sued the company and subcontractor CloudBrothers in a Norwegian court, alleging unlawful subcontracting. He says CloudBrothers dismissed him in retaliation after he raised concerns about pay and working conditions, and seeks compensation and recognition as an Nscale employee.

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What to know

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    Court documents record that CloudBrothers’ human resources department attributed the dismissal to repeated confidentiality breaches.

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    Nscale is preparing for an IPO and accelerating data center construction to meet contractual obligations totaling more than $100 billion.

Why it matters

Norwegian law requires subcontractors to manage their workers independently, providing the legal context for the dispute over whether Nscale was the engineer’s actual employer.

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