Overview
- Cerebras filed with the SEC to pull its proposed offering, saying it does not intend to proceed at this time.
- The company raised roughly $1.1–$1.2 billion this week at an $8.1 billion valuation, with backers including Fidelity, Atreides, Tiger Global, Valor and 1789 Capital.
- A spokesperson and prior comments from CEO Andrew Feldman indicate the company still aims to go public in the future.
- The move was logged while the SEC was operating at low volume during a U.S. government shutdown.
- Cerebras’s earlier listing timeline was slowed by a national-security review of a $335 million investment from Abu Dhabi-based G42, and since its filing it has refocused on a cloud inference service using its chips.