Cerebras Systems is an AI infrastructure company founded in 2015. It designs and manufactures what it describes as the world's largest processor, the Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE). The WSE is built on a single silicon wafer, packing 4 trillion transistors and delivering 125 petaflops of compute power. This architecture is designed to eliminate communication bottlenecks common in distributed computing systems, enabling ultra-fast AI training and inference.
The company's current system, the CS-3, is used to power demanding AI workloads. Its applications span enterprise and research sectors, including real-time inference for OpenAI and research at institutions such as GSK and Mayo Clinic. The work operates at the intersection of computer architecture, AI infrastructure, and high-performance computing, serving industry verticals including drug discovery and cancer research.
Cerebras was founded with the mission to make AI so fast it feels instantaneous, aiming to unlock previously impossible applications. The team comprises pioneering computer architects, computer scientists, and engineers focused on pushing the boundaries of compute scale and speed.
