Impossible to make the imac run again

hello, I have got a brand new iMac and after shutting down for updating software it is impossible to make this machine run again? Any idea what happened?

If it's brand new, and it won't boot at all (no sound, no light, etc.), then bring it in to your nearest Apple Store for warranty service.
Even if it is making some sound, or generating some light, if it's brand new then it's under warranty. Call your local Apple Store for an appointment and bring it in for in-person help.

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                        case 'm':
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                        case 'O':
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