This is big news. It's easy to put NVIDIA at the center of AI hardware, but Cerebras Systems just made a massive sale, going above and beyond all the VC funding they've raised to date. Each one of Cerebras' Wafer Scale Engine systems costs between $12million, and a tier2 cloud provider from the Middle East just purchased nine supercomputers with 64 chips each, or 576 total. All nine of these supercomputers can be networked together, to create a behemoth 36 ExaFlop (FP16) supercomputer just for machine learning. It's somewhat insane.


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