CEREBRAS

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Category: AI Hardware, Semiconductor Infrastructure & High-Performance Compute Stage: Late-stage private Opportunity Type: Tokenised Economic Right


Company Overview

Cerebras Systems is an artificial intelligence hardware company developing specialised processors and integrated systems purpose-built for training and inference of large-scale AI models.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Cerebras is best known for its Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE), one of the largest computer chips ever built, designed to accelerate deep learning workloads beyond the limits of conventional GPU clusters.

Rather than relying on distributed multi-GPU scaling architectures, Cerebras takes a vertically integrated systems approach, combining custom silicon, interconnect, memory architecture, and software into unified AI supercomputing platforms.

The company serves AI research labs, enterprise customers, and government institutions requiring ultra-high-performance model training infrastructure.

Cerebras remains privately held and venture-backed, positioning itself as a next-generation AI compute alternative to traditional GPU-centric architectures.


The Problem

  • Training frontier AI models requires enormous computational resources and increasingly complex distributed GPU clusters.

  • Scaling across thousands of GPUs introduces networking bottlenecks, latency, and energy inefficiencies.

  • AI hardware supply constraints have created cost inflation and limited access to advanced compute infrastructure.

  • Traditional chip architectures were not originally designed for trillion-parameter deep learning workloads.

  • Power consumption and operational complexity continue to rise as models scale.


The Solution

  • Development of wafer-scale processors designed specifically for AI training and inference.

  • Elimination of multi-chip communication bottlenecks by integrating compute cores on a single silicon wafer.

  • High-bandwidth on-chip memory architecture optimised for large neural network workloads.

  • Integrated hardware-software stack simplifying deployment relative to large distributed GPU clusters.

  • AI supercomputing systems offered as on-premise infrastructure and cloud-accessible compute services.


Founding Team

Andrew Feldman – Co-Founder & CEO Serial entrepreneur with prior experience in semiconductor and networking companies; leads Cerebras’ strategy in wafer-scale AI computing.

Gary Lauterbach – Co-Founder & CTO Veteran computer architect with prior experience at Sun Microsystems and SeaMicro; leads chip architecture and engineering.

Sean Lie – Co-Founder & Chief Hardware Architect Expert in processor design and large-scale systems engineering.

Team: Engineering leadership includes experienced semiconductor architects, systems designers, and AI infrastructure specialists with backgrounds at major technology and chip companies.


Business Model

  • Sale of integrated AI supercomputing systems to enterprise, research, and government customers.

  • Cloud-based access to Cerebras-powered AI compute clusters.

  • Long-term infrastructure-style deployments for large AI labs and sovereign compute initiatives.

  • Revenue driven by demand for large-model training and specialised high-performance inference workloads.

  • Vertically integrated approach capturing value across silicon, systems, and software stack.


Traction and Validation

  • Founded in 2016; unveiled first-generation Wafer-Scale Engine in 2019.

  • Multiple generations of WSE processors released with increasing transistor counts and performance gains.

  • Deployed AI supercomputers for national laboratories, research institutions, and enterprise AI customers.

  • Secured significant venture funding from institutional investors and strategic backers.

  • Positioned as a specialised AI hardware competitor to GPU-dominated ecosystems.

  • Recognised for architectural innovation in large-scale AI system design.


Intellectual Property and Strategic Assets

Owned

  • Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE) architecture and associated semiconductor IP.

  • Proprietary interconnect, memory, and compute fabric design.

  • Integrated AI software stack optimised for wafer-scale training.

Access / Partnered

  • Semiconductor fabrication partnerships for advanced node manufacturing.

  • Enterprise, research, and sovereign customers deploying large-scale AI systems.

Brand & Positioning

  • Positioned as a differentiated AI hardware innovator focused exclusively on deep learning acceleration at scale.


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