Cerebras to Supply 100-Megawatt AI Systems to Gimlet Labs for 2027 Cloud Launch
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Updated · Reuters · Sep 28
Cerebras to Supply 100-Megawatt AI Systems to Gimlet Labs for 2027 Cloud Launch
3 articles · Updated · Reuters · Sep 28
Summary
Cerebras will provide Gimlet Labs with AI chips and hardware capable of consuming about 100 megawatts to power the startup’s cloud computing business.
The systems are aimed at fast AI inference—running frontier models quickly for uses such as cybersecurity, voice applications and financial analysis—as demand rises for hardware optimized beyond training.
Cerebras plans to deliver its CS-4 systems over one to two years, and Gimlet said it expects to offer the hardware through its cloud in 2027 while handling operations and maintenance itself.
The deal extends Cerebras’ push in inference hardware after an earlier OpenAI supply agreement, while Nvidia last year struck a licensing deal with rival Groq in the same market.