Cerebras to Supply 100 Megawatts of AI Systems to Gimlet Labs
Cerebras Systems will supply AI chips and hardware with capacity to consume about 100 megawatts to Gimlet Labs, according to Reuters. Gimlet plans to offer the computing capacity through its cloud service in 2027.
Cerebras will deliver its CS-4 systems over one to two years. Gimlet will use the hardware to run large AI models and provide inference computing for companies building AI products.
Gimlet will maintain and operate the systems after delivery. The companies did not disclose the financial terms.
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