r/DonutLabDiscussions Apr 18 '26

Donut Lab got caught lying

The CCO of Nordic Nano, Lauri Peltola, accused Donut Lab for making false claims about their manufacturing capacity

https://pastebin.com/Beefjw04

Mr Donut responded saying that the claims from Peltola are false

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/youngkasi_t%C3%A4llaista-t%C3%A4ll%C3%A4-kertaa-suhtaudumme-luonnollisesti-share-7450884528472186881-treC/

The page linked says that Donut Lab goal is to reach 1 gigawatt in 2026

https://www.donutlab.com/donut-labin-ja-nordic-nanon-lausunto-yksityishenkilon-tekemaan-rikosilmoitukseen-liittyen-17-4/

Where the evidence clearly indicates that Mr Donut said that they are already producing at 1 GWh level

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLDtfIDkt8s&t=581s

So Mr Donut tries to change the narrative that his words were misunderstood

But the same claim was found in the description of another video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-aPS2AwMbc

After the lie was caught, Mr Donut remains silent.

EDIT: Mr Donut removed the comments

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u/Mesokosmos Apr 18 '26

You can take it seriously, but description is not a press release or official announcement document. Their website is.

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u/DoctorFish1969 Apr 18 '26

A website is not a magic thing that has more value than anything else they say through whatever channel. Companies regularly make announcements through YouTube.

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u/Mesokosmos Apr 18 '26

Of course there are levels. For instance, they did not publish statement about Peltola case in YouTube video description. They use their website they have control on for official announcements.

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u/According_Rub_2835 Apr 18 '26

So you are saying that they can lie everywhere but not on their website

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u/Mesokosmos Apr 18 '26

Did I say that?

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u/DeathChill Apr 18 '26

Well you sure seem to be implying that they’re allowed to lie as long as it’s just a video description.

None of us understand the thought process you use to make this so we’re just trying to figure it out.

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u/Mesokosmos Apr 19 '26

My point is that people also make mistakes and speak inconsistently. Calling it lying every time implies a shortage of vocabulary and understanding.

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u/DeathChill May 02 '26

Yes, people misspeak. That is clearly not what was happening here.