Cerebras Systems, a startup that is developing artificial intelligence chips to challenge Nvidia’s, is planning to raise ...

Cerebras Systems, a startup that is developing artificial intelligence chips to challenge Nvidia’s, is in talks to raise up to $1 billion in private funding, potentially delaying a plan to go public ...

Exploring the article's insights into exponential hardware growth and recent innovations in AI processing technology.

Andrew Feldman, CEO & Founder of Cerebras, breaks down his expectations for agentic AI and their future IPO plans ...

Cerebras is still in the money-losing column, reporting a second-quarter net loss of almost $51 million. However, excluding stock-based compensation, the company is close to breakeven on an ...

Cerebras Systems The WSE-2, like its predecessor, was designed to crunch in parallel the linear algebra computations that make up the bulk of artificial intelligence tasks in machine learning and ...

Cerebras contends that Groq is using 8-bit quantization to hit their performance targets, which reduces the model size, compute overhead, and memory pressure at the expense of some loss in accuracy.

Cerebras, which competes with the AI leader, Nvidia, and with other AI startups, such as Graphcore and SambaNova Systems, aims to lead in performance when training those increasingly large networks.

Cerebras Systems is unveiling Andromeda, a 13.5 million-core artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputer that can operate at more than an exaflop for AI applications. The system is made of servers ...

Cerebras’ technical architecture and design was led by co-founder Sean Lie. Feldman and Lie worked together on a previous startup called SeaMicro, which sold to AMD in 2012 for $334 million (via ...

Cerebras Systems, the Silicon Valley startup making the world's largest computer chip, said on Tuesday it can now weave together almost 200 of the chips to drastically reduce the power consumed by ...

Cerebras was co-founded by hardware architect Sean Lie and CEO Andrew Feldman, former founder and CEO of micro-server innovator Sea Micro (acquired by AMD in 2011).