Overview
- OpenAI and Cerebras say the capacity will come online in multiple tranches through 2028.
- Multiple outlets report the contract is worth more than $10 billion over its life, though the companies have not disclosed financial terms.
- OpenAI frames the integration as a dedicated low-latency inference solution to deliver faster, more natural real-time responses.
- Cerebras will provide cloud services powered by its wafer-scale chips, with facilities it builds or leases, focusing on inference and reasoning workloads.
- The agreement reduces Cerebras’ reliance on UAE firm G42 and is cited in reports as strengthening its fundraising efforts and plans to refile for an IPO.