Cerebras to supply AI systems to cloud computing startup Gimlet Labs

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    "excerpt": "((Automated translation by Reuters using machine learning and generative AI, please refer to the following disclaimer: https://bit.ly/rtrsauto)) by Max A. Cherney Cerebras Systems CBRS.O plans to supply AI chips and hardware capable of consuming approximately 100 megawatts to the startup Gimlet Labs to help it operate its cloud computing business, the two companies announced on Monday. The agreement between Gimlet and Cerebras is part of the growing interest among AI companies in acquiring hardware capable of quickly performing AI calculations, known as \"inference,\" the process by which a chatbot, such as Anthropic's \"Claude,\" generates a response to a user's question. The speed of inference operations can be useful in areas such as cybersecurity, voice applications, and financial analysis, said Zain Asgar, CEO of Gimlet, in an interview with Reuters. Regarding this hardware, Gimlet plans to target companies and startups that design their entire products around AI in one way or another, Mr. Asgar specified. Gimlet plans to use the Cerebras hardware to run what are called \"frontier models\" - the most advanced AI models - which require enormous computing capabilities to operate quickly. Cerebras plans to supply its CS-4 systems, unveiled this summer, within one to two years, said its CEO, Andrew Feldman. Gimlet plans to offer the CS-4 hardware on its cloud in 2027, the company...",
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