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Cerebras CEO discusses workload-optimized inference with AMD Chair at AMD Advancing AI 2026.

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“There’s this new class of applications that actually want very, very fast results. You have extremely smart engineers, and they don’t like to wait. And that is where ultra-low latency, where every millisecond actually matters.” Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman joined AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su on stage at AMD Advancing AI 2026 to discuss why the future of inference will be workload-optimized, pairing the right engine to every phase of the workload. Watch the conversation ⤵️

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