1 day ago
Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) has been cut in half. Shares of the artificial intelligence (AI) computing specialist peaked at $386.34 on their first day of trading in May, a day after the company priced its initial public offering (IPO) at $185 and raised $6.4 billion. As of this writing, the stock trades around $184 -- about 52% below the high, and just under that IPO price.
A decline like that usually follows a stumble: a guidance cut, a lost customer, a bad quarter. Cerebras hasn't had one. Shares dropped double digits anyway the day after its mid-August update, arguably the company's strongest yet and one in which management raised its outlook for the year.
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Yet even at half price, the stock costs about 145 times the earnings **** ysts expect the company to generate next year.
What did the fall reprice -- the business, or just the price tag?
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A decline like that usually follows a stumble: a guidance cut, a lost customer, a bad quarter. Cerebras hasn't had one. Shares dropped double digits anyway the day after its mid-August update, arguably the company's strongest yet and one in which management raised its outlook for the year.
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Yet even at half price, the stock costs about 145 times the earnings **** ysts expect the company to generate next year.
What did the fall reprice -- the business, or just the price tag?
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2 days ago
As the artificial intelligence revolution shifts from experimentation to industrial scale, choosing between Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) and CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) presents a unique choice for investors seeking infrastructure growth in 2026.
Cerebras builds massive chips designed to accelerate intensive workloads, while CoreWeave offers specialized cloud services for those same tasks. Both companies have seen rapid growth as businesses scramble for computing power, making them key names to watch among semiconductor stocks and infrastructure providers.
Cerebras Systems focuses on a single, bold hardware proposition: the Wafer-Scale Engine. This processor is the size of an entire silicon wafer, designed to train complex models much faster than traditional clusters. The company serves enterprise, government, and high-performance computing customers across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. While its latest annual report does not disclose specific major customers, its global reach continues to expand as it targets large-scale research and national security projects.
Financial performance has trended upward significantly in recent years. In its 2025 fiscal year (FY), revenue reached $510.0 million, representing growth of 75.7% compared to the prior year. The company also achieved profitability during this period, reporting net income of $237.8 million. This results in a net margin of 46.6%, which measures the percentage of revenue that remains as profit after all expenses are paid.
As of its December 2025 balance sheet, the company maintains a current ratio of 2.1x, indicating its ability to cover short-term obligations with short-term ***** ets while the debt-to-equity ratio is -0.5x. During FY 2025, free cash flow was negative at $392.8 million. Free cash flow is the cash a business generates after paying for its operations and capital expenditures to maintain the business.
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Cerebras builds massive chips designed to accelerate intensive workloads, while CoreWeave offers specialized cloud services for those same tasks. Both companies have seen rapid growth as businesses scramble for computing power, making them key names to watch among semiconductor stocks and infrastructure providers.
Cerebras Systems focuses on a single, bold hardware proposition: the Wafer-Scale Engine. This processor is the size of an entire silicon wafer, designed to train complex models much faster than traditional clusters. The company serves enterprise, government, and high-performance computing customers across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. While its latest annual report does not disclose specific major customers, its global reach continues to expand as it targets large-scale research and national security projects.
Financial performance has trended upward significantly in recent years. In its 2025 fiscal year (FY), revenue reached $510.0 million, representing growth of 75.7% compared to the prior year. The company also achieved profitability during this period, reporting net income of $237.8 million. This results in a net margin of 46.6%, which measures the percentage of revenue that remains as profit after all expenses are paid.
As of its December 2025 balance sheet, the company maintains a current ratio of 2.1x, indicating its ability to cover short-term obligations with short-term ***** ets while the debt-to-equity ratio is -0.5x. During FY 2025, free cash flow was negative at $392.8 million. Free cash flow is the cash a business generates after paying for its operations and capital expenditures to maintain the business.
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14 days ago
Anthropic, the developer of the Claude AI models, could be the biggest IPO of the year. Based on recent reports, that IPO might happen within weeks.
The AI start-up is planning to release its IPO prospectus after Labor Day and will be targeting a public listing in late September or early October, according to a report from The Information. It's exciting news for those who have been waiting for an opportunity to invest in Anthropic, but what's most interesting is how the deal is reportedly structured.
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There are a few unique wrinkles in Anthropic's rumored IPO plans. Details leaked to The Information indicate it might allow existing shareholders to sell shares as part of the IPO, and it's also weighing the idea of lockup periods longer than the standard 180 days. In addition, it may require rank-and-file employees to sell shares through preset 10b5-1 plans instead of during post-earnings windows.
All these moves would be a departure from other IPOs this year, including **** e Exploration Technologies, also known as **** eX, and Cerebras. Neither allowed existing shareholders to sell as part of the IPO, and both have tiered lockup periods in which tranches of shares hit the market periodically.
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The AI start-up is planning to release its IPO prospectus after Labor Day and will be targeting a public listing in late September or early October, according to a report from The Information. It's exciting news for those who have been waiting for an opportunity to invest in Anthropic, but what's most interesting is how the deal is reportedly structured.
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There are a few unique wrinkles in Anthropic's rumored IPO plans. Details leaked to The Information indicate it might allow existing shareholders to sell shares as part of the IPO, and it's also weighing the idea of lockup periods longer than the standard 180 days. In addition, it may require rank-and-file employees to sell shares through preset 10b5-1 plans instead of during post-earnings windows.
All these moves would be a departure from other IPOs this year, including **** e Exploration Technologies, also known as **** eX, and Cerebras. Neither allowed existing shareholders to sell as part of the IPO, and both have tiered lockup periods in which tranches of shares hit the market periodically.
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17 days ago
The order book that makes Cerebras look de-risked came from a single deal, and the hyperscaler partnerships meant to broaden it are not yet producing revenue.
Cerebras Systems (CBRS) shares sit at about 58% of their 52-week high after a three-month decline, and the reflex is to weigh that against a $25.4 billion order book and call the selling overdone. The order book is real. It is also the clearest statement of this stock's largest risk, and that risk does not resolve inside calendar 2026.
One Contract Built The Order Book
By the company's own account, Cerebras entered 2026 having won one of the largest technology deals ever, a contract that created more than $25 billion of remaining performance obligations. The balance stood at $25.4 billion at June 30, 2026, and management said in August that it carries no backlog from AWS or any other hyperscaler. Against raised 2026 core revenue guidance of $880 million to $890 million, that balance is a multi-year total rather than anything calendar 2026 collects; management expects to more than triple annual core revenue in 2027. So the number that reads as safety is also the number that measures the concentration. A backlog resting on one contract is a different proposition from the Trefis High Quality Portfolio, which does not depend on the handful of largest technology names to produce its returns.
Diversification Revenue Is Dated 2027
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Cerebras Systems (CBRS) shares sit at about 58% of their 52-week high after a three-month decline, and the reflex is to weigh that against a $25.4 billion order book and call the selling overdone. The order book is real. It is also the clearest statement of this stock's largest risk, and that risk does not resolve inside calendar 2026.
One Contract Built The Order Book
By the company's own account, Cerebras entered 2026 having won one of the largest technology deals ever, a contract that created more than $25 billion of remaining performance obligations. The balance stood at $25.4 billion at June 30, 2026, and management said in August that it carries no backlog from AWS or any other hyperscaler. Against raised 2026 core revenue guidance of $880 million to $890 million, that balance is a multi-year total rather than anything calendar 2026 collects; management expects to more than triple annual core revenue in 2027. So the number that reads as safety is also the number that measures the concentration. A backlog resting on one contract is a different proposition from the Trefis High Quality Portfolio, which does not depend on the handful of largest technology names to produce its returns.
Diversification Revenue Is Dated 2027
#order #book #high
17 days ago
Cathie Wood is doubling down on Cerebras Systems (CBRS) at a time when the artificial intelligence (AI) chip stock is struggling to regain its footing. Ark Invest bought another 93,290 Cerebras shares on Aug. 25 across multiple exchange-traded funds (ETFs), worth roughly $17.2 million based on the reported purchase value. That follows additional buying earlier in August.
The timing is notable. Shares of Cerebras have fallen sharply from their May peak and remain extremely volatile. CBRS stock is down 7% over the past month and 26% over the past three months. The stock has swung between a 52-week high of $386.34 and a low of $160.81.
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The timing is notable. Shares of Cerebras have fallen sharply from their May peak and remain extremely volatile. CBRS stock is down 7% over the past month and 26% over the past three months. The stock has swung between a 52-week high of $386.34 and a low of $160.81.
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22 days ago
Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) and **** e Exploration Technologies (NASDAQ: SPCX), known as **** eX, are two prominent companies that went public in 2026. Cerebras started trading on May 14, while **** eX followed on June 12.
Cerebras builds wafer-scale artificial intelligence (AI) systems (computers built around a single large processor) and sells access to its computing power through the cloud. **** eX operates reusable rockets, the Starlink satellite network, and an AI segment that includes the Grok large language model and AI computing infrastructure.
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Cerebras is much smaller than **** eX in terms of market capitalization. However, its cloud revenue is growing rapidly at a time when more AI spending is shifting from training models toward inference or running them in production.
SpaceX has already generated nearly $2.6 billion in revenue from the AI business in the second quarter of fiscal 2026 (ending June 30). But it also has its profitable Starlink-driven Connectivity business to help fund that expansion.
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Cerebras builds wafer-scale artificial intelligence (AI) systems (computers built around a single large processor) and sells access to its computing power through the cloud. **** eX operates reusable rockets, the Starlink satellite network, and an AI segment that includes the Grok large language model and AI computing infrastructure.
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Cerebras is much smaller than **** eX in terms of market capitalization. However, its cloud revenue is growing rapidly at a time when more AI spending is shifting from training models toward inference or running them in production.
SpaceX has already generated nearly $2.6 billion in revenue from the AI business in the second quarter of fiscal 2026 (ending June 30). But it also has its profitable Starlink-driven Connectivity business to help fund that expansion.
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23 days ago
CBRS crashed 40% from its May high after Q2 missed estimates, yet 10 of 11 ***** ysts still rate it Buy with a consensus target implying 57% upside.
NVDA fell just 7% and AMD dropped 10% over the same stretch, confirming CBRS's brutal selloff was company-specific, not a sector-wide retreat.
A $25 billion backlog anchored by a $20 billion OpenAI deal and plans to triple 2027 revenue form the backbone of the bull case.
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Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) currently trades near $185.43, while the average Wall Street price target sits at $291.64. That gap implies roughly 57% of upside to consensus.
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NVDA fell just 7% and AMD dropped 10% over the same stretch, confirming CBRS's brutal selloff was company-specific, not a sector-wide retreat.
A $25 billion backlog anchored by a $20 billion OpenAI deal and plans to triple 2027 revenue form the backbone of the bull case.
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Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) currently trades near $185.43, while the average Wall Street price target sits at $291.64. That gap implies roughly 57% of upside to consensus.
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24 days ago
NVDA's $82B quarter dwarfs CBRS's $210M, but Cerebras's 103% growth and $25.4B backlog signal a credible inference speed challenger.
NVIDIA's 75% gross margins and $48B quarterly free cash flow cement it as the anchor, while Cerebras offers higher-variance upside on inference speed.
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Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) and NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) delivered post-earnings reports showing two distinct AI compute visions. NVIDIA reported a $81.61 billion quarter powered by full-stack AI factories. Cerebras, fresh off its IPO, bets on wafer-scale inference speed. The results make a direct comparison unusually relevant.
NVIDIA's Q1 FY27 earnings were dominated by Data Center revenue of $75.246 billion, up 92% year over year, with networking growing 199%. Jensen Huang stated "Demand has gone parabolic." Blackwell Ultra swept every MLPerf inference benchmark, and Vera Rubin production begins in the second half of fiscal 2027.
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NVIDIA's 75% gross margins and $48B quarterly free cash flow cement it as the anchor, while Cerebras offers higher-variance upside on inference speed.
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Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) and NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) delivered post-earnings reports showing two distinct AI compute visions. NVIDIA reported a $81.61 billion quarter powered by full-stack AI factories. Cerebras, fresh off its IPO, bets on wafer-scale inference speed. The results make a direct comparison unusually relevant.
NVIDIA's Q1 FY27 earnings were dominated by Data Center revenue of $75.246 billion, up 92% year over year, with networking growing 199%. Jensen Huang stated "Demand has gone parabolic." Blackwell Ultra swept every MLPerf inference benchmark, and Vera Rubin production begins in the second half of fiscal 2027.
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24 days ago
This year has already delivered one of the most extraordinary IPO periods in recent years. ****** eX (SPCX), Cerebras (CBRS), and Jersey Mike's (JMKE) have been some of the buzzier names to debut in public markets.
But this could be just the tip of the IPO iceberg as we look into the fall — and along with it, some very bold promises on future performance.
Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) has filed confidentially for a potential IPO as soon as October. The Claude creator may pitch to investors that its potential revenue opportunities are above $30 trillion, per a new report from the Wall Street Journal.
OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) is not far behind, judging by all the execs it has sent packing this summer. It too could follow Anthropic with a seemingly outlandish future revenue estimate.
"I actually like it [the revenue estimate] because it talks about sort of what the opportunity is. If it's enterprise, if it's consumer, it's coding, it's actually changing not only how we do work, but also how we develop products. I think it is viable," Connor Group managing partner Jim Neesen said on Yahoo Finance's Opening Bid. "I mean, if you look at their revenue growth, $65 billion is their run rate. They were $9 billion last year. That's a sevenfold increase. I do think that market opportunity is out there."
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But this could be just the tip of the IPO iceberg as we look into the fall — and along with it, some very bold promises on future performance.
Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) has filed confidentially for a potential IPO as soon as October. The Claude creator may pitch to investors that its potential revenue opportunities are above $30 trillion, per a new report from the Wall Street Journal.
OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) is not far behind, judging by all the execs it has sent packing this summer. It too could follow Anthropic with a seemingly outlandish future revenue estimate.
"I actually like it [the revenue estimate] because it talks about sort of what the opportunity is. If it's enterprise, if it's consumer, it's coding, it's actually changing not only how we do work, but also how we develop products. I think it is viable," Connor Group managing partner Jim Neesen said on Yahoo Finance's Opening Bid. "I mean, if you look at their revenue growth, $65 billion is their run rate. They were $9 billion last year. That's a sevenfold increase. I do think that market opportunity is out there."
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25 days ago
Cerebras Systems (CBRS) is giving investors another reason to pay attention to its ambitions in the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator market. On Aug. 18, the company unveiled its new CS-4 rack-scale platform, which it says can deliver up to 30 times faster AI inference than comparable GPU-based systems. Built around three new WSE-3 Turbo processors, CS-4 delivers 750 petaflops of AI compute, 7.2 terabits per second of I/O bandwidth, and 129.6 petabytes per second of memory bandwidth.
The launch comes at a critical time for Cerebras. The company is seeking to establish itself as a credible alternative to Nvidia (NVDA) in AI inference, where demand is rising as businesses deploy increasingly sophisticated generative AI and agentic applications. Cerebras says CS-4 can support models exceeding 50 trillion parameters and reduce wafer-to-wafer latency to as little as two microseconds, potentially giving customers a significant speed advantage for latency-sensitive workloads.
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The launch comes at a critical time for Cerebras. The company is seeking to establish itself as a credible alternative to Nvidia (NVDA) in AI inference, where demand is rising as businesses deploy increasingly sophisticated generative AI and agentic applications. Cerebras says CS-4 can support models exceeding 50 trillion parameters and reduce wafer-to-wafer latency to as little as two microseconds, potentially giving customers a significant speed advantage for latency-sensitive workloads.
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25 days ago
Now that the **** e dust, er, the dust from the **** eX (SPCX) initial public offering (IPO) has settled, I decided to take another look at the IPO **** e at large. What did I find? Even in a strong period for stocks, like the past 52 weeks, IPOs are a **** shoot. That's based on the current holdings of the Renaissance IPO ETF (IPO), which have been public for at least 12 months.
With OpenAI and Anthropic thought of as the "next big thing" in IPO land, given their expected offerings, it should be noted that the last two headline-grabbing launches are not exactly posting stellar numbers out of the gate. Cerebras (CBRS) debuted in May of this year, and after hitting an intraday high of $386 just hours after its debut, it closed Wednesday at around $216.
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With OpenAI and Anthropic thought of as the "next big thing" in IPO land, given their expected offerings, it should be noted that the last two headline-grabbing launches are not exactly posting stellar numbers out of the gate. Cerebras (CBRS) debuted in May of this year, and after hitting an intraday high of $386 just hours after its debut, it closed Wednesday at around $216.
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29 days ago
Cerebras Systems (CBRS) stock has witnessed some volatility since listing in May 2026. After an initial rally to 52-week highs of $386, CBRS stock touched lows of $160.8. However, in what seems like profit booking after the IPO, the stock has crawled higher to current levels of $252.
With Cerebras recently reporting Q2 numbers, there appears to be an increase in investor interest in this AI infrastructure company. Chase Coleman III's Tiger Global Management has initiated new positions in Cerebras Systems with the addition of three million shares with a market value of $663 million.
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With Cerebras recently reporting Q2 numbers, there appears to be an increase in investor interest in this AI infrastructure company. Chase Coleman III's Tiger Global Management has initiated new positions in Cerebras Systems with the addition of three million shares with a market value of $663 million.
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1 month ago
CBRS slides 13% and AMD falls 5% in a classic buy-the-rumor unwind ahead of tonight's Supernova livestream at 6:30 PM ET.
Uniform selling in MU and COHR signals wholesale de-risking, not company-specific news, as the 30-year Treasury yield hits a 19-year high of 5.25%.
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Shares of AI hardware names are broadly lower at midday Tuesday, hours ahead of Cerebras' flagship SUPERNOVA product event, which begins at 3:30 PM Pacific Time (6:30 PM ET). Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) is down 13% to $220, while Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has slid 7% and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) is off 5%.
The selloff is a classic buy-the-rumor, sell-the-news setup layered on top of a broader macro rotation. Cerebras surged into Tuesday's event on a Wedbush endorsement and OpenAI's confirmation that its GPT-5.6 Sol Ultrafast mode, capable of up to 750 output tokens per second, will run exclusively on Cerebras' Wafer-Scale Engine. Morgan Stanley also reaffirmed Overweight and raised its price target Monday, projecting core revenue to more than triple by 2027.
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Shares of AI hardware names are broadly lower at midday Tuesday, hours ahead of Cerebras' flagship SUPERNOVA product event, which begins at 3:30 PM Pacific Time (6:30 PM ET). Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) is down 13% to $220, while Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has slid 7% and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) is off 5%.
The selloff is a classic buy-the-rumor, sell-the-news setup layered on top of a broader macro rotation. Cerebras surged into Tuesday's event on a Wedbush endorsement and OpenAI's confirmation that its GPT-5.6 Sol Ultrafast mode, capable of up to 750 output tokens per second, will run exclusively on Cerebras' Wafer-Scale Engine. Morgan Stanley also reaffirmed Overweight and raised its price target Monday, projecting core revenue to more than triple by 2027.
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1 month ago
Cerebras Systems (CBRS) stock took a brutal hit after the company's Q2 earnings report, but investors may be missing the bigger picture. Shares plunged roughly 12% in Thursday trading after the AI chipmaker reported a revenue miss and a massive net loss. Yet underneath those headline numbers, the business is growing at an extraordinary pace.
Core revenue more than doubled, cloud revenue nearly quadrupled, and management raised its full-year outlook. Then came an even bigger catalyst. Cerebras said it is powering a new ultrafast tier for OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol. However, this news failed to lift the stock, and shares plunged more than 5% on Friday. The bulls brought CBRS stock back up 15% Monday just for the price to tank over 12% again during morning trading today.
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Core revenue more than doubled, cloud revenue nearly quadrupled, and management raised its full-year outlook. Then came an even bigger catalyst. Cerebras said it is powering a new ultrafast tier for OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol. However, this news failed to lift the stock, and shares plunged more than 5% on Friday. The bulls brought CBRS stock back up 15% Monday just for the price to tank over 12% again during morning trading today.
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1 month ago
Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) stock fell in Thursday's trading on the heels of the artificial intelligence (AI) chip specialist's second-quarter report. The company's share price had moved 11.9% lower in the day's session as of 3:45 p.m. ET despite a 0.7% gain for the S&P 500 and a 0.9% gain for the Nasdaq Composite.
Cerebras published its Q2 results after yesterday's market close, reporting sales and earnings that were below Wall Street's expectations. On the other hand, the company raised full-year sales and margin targets.
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In the second quarter, Cerebras recorded a net loss of $2.98 per share on revenue of $180.11 million. The company's loss came in significantly higher than anticipated, exceeding the average ***** yst target by $1.31 per share. Meanwhile, sales for the period came in roughly $13.4 million below the average forecast. Even though the business still recorded 74% year over year revenue growth in the period, investors were expecting stronger expansion and less red ink on the bottom line.
While Cerebras's Q2 performance missed the mark, there was some good news for investors with the report. The company now expects that non-GAAP (adjusted) core full-year sales will be between $880 million and $890 million, a core gross margin between 41% and 43%, and a core operating margin between -17% and -19%. Previously, the company had targeted sales between $855 million and $865 million, a gross margin between 38% and 41%, and a core operating margin between -38% and -41%.
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Cerebras published its Q2 results after yesterday's market close, reporting sales and earnings that were below Wall Street's expectations. On the other hand, the company raised full-year sales and margin targets.
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In the second quarter, Cerebras recorded a net loss of $2.98 per share on revenue of $180.11 million. The company's loss came in significantly higher than anticipated, exceeding the average ***** yst target by $1.31 per share. Meanwhile, sales for the period came in roughly $13.4 million below the average forecast. Even though the business still recorded 74% year over year revenue growth in the period, investors were expecting stronger expansion and less red ink on the bottom line.
While Cerebras's Q2 performance missed the mark, there was some good news for investors with the report. The company now expects that non-GAAP (adjusted) core full-year sales will be between $880 million and $890 million, a core gross margin between 41% and 43%, and a core operating margin between -17% and -19%. Previously, the company had targeted sales between $855 million and $865 million, a gross margin between 38% and 41%, and a core operating margin between -38% and -41%.
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1 month ago
Updated Aug 13, 2026, 4:42 pm EDT / Original Aug 12, 2026, 2:30 am EDT
Shares of artificial-intelligence chip maker Cerebras Systems continued their wild ride Thursday, sliding sharply despite solid second-quarter earnings.
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Shares of artificial-intelligence chip maker Cerebras Systems continued their wild ride Thursday, sliding sharply despite solid second-quarter earnings.
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1 month ago
US stocks climbed on Thursday, with the S&P 500 (^GSPC) posting a record high after another inflation reading that eased September rate-hike bets and a slew of earnings reports.
The broad-based index rose roughly 0.6%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) moved up 0.8% after a calm day on Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI), meanwhile, gained 0.1%.
Cisco (CSCO) and Cerebras (CBRS) stocks tanked on Thursday morning after the two AI-related companies reported earnings. Applied Materials (AMAT), which makes chipmaking equipment, reports results after the market close following a whopping 190% gain for its stock over the past year.
Data from the Producer Price Index, which tracks inflation from the sellers' perspective, showed prices rising by less than expected, another positive sign for investors after Wednesday's Consumer Price Index report showed inflation easing in July. So-called core readings showed slowdowns of both monthly and annual price appreciation.
Though cooling CPI and PPI data prompted traders to fade bets of a September rate hike, it likely wasn't enough to settle the divide among policymakers, and Fed watchers still expect at least one rate hike by the end of the year.
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The broad-based index rose roughly 0.6%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) moved up 0.8% after a calm day on Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI), meanwhile, gained 0.1%.
Cisco (CSCO) and Cerebras (CBRS) stocks tanked on Thursday morning after the two AI-related companies reported earnings. Applied Materials (AMAT), which makes chipmaking equipment, reports results after the market close following a whopping 190% gain for its stock over the past year.
Data from the Producer Price Index, which tracks inflation from the sellers' perspective, showed prices rising by less than expected, another positive sign for investors after Wednesday's Consumer Price Index report showed inflation easing in July. So-called core readings showed slowdowns of both monthly and annual price appreciation.
Though cooling CPI and PPI data prompted traders to fade bets of a September rate hike, it likely wasn't enough to settle the divide among policymakers, and Fed watchers still expect at least one rate hike by the end of the year.
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1 month ago
Good morning. Stocks wavered on Tuesday. Reports of progress on Middle East peace talks remained top of mind, as investors watched for swings in oil prices, which remained subdued in the first hour of trading.
Here's a check of the markets in early trading, as of 11:00 a.m. ET, based on a heat map powered by Yahoo Finance AlphaSpace data.
Industrial (XLI) stocks climbed, leading the major S&P 500 sectors, while consumer staples (XLP) were on the back foot. Within tech, semiconductor hardware companies continued to rally.
Here are the top stocks Yahoo Finance readers viewed this morning: Oracle (ORCL), Broadcom (AVGO), Cerebras (CBRS), Blackstone (BX), and SolarEdge (SEDG).
Two newly public quantum computing companies are about to report earnings. Their results will test the appetite for the budding technology that has captivated some corners on Wall Street.
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Here's a check of the markets in early trading, as of 11:00 a.m. ET, based on a heat map powered by Yahoo Finance AlphaSpace data.
Industrial (XLI) stocks climbed, leading the major S&P 500 sectors, while consumer staples (XLP) were on the back foot. Within tech, semiconductor hardware companies continued to rally.
Here are the top stocks Yahoo Finance readers viewed this morning: Oracle (ORCL), Broadcom (AVGO), Cerebras (CBRS), Blackstone (BX), and SolarEdge (SEDG).
Two newly public quantum computing companies are about to report earnings. Their results will test the appetite for the budding technology that has captivated some corners on Wall Street.
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2 months ago
The venture-backed IPO market has roared back to life in 2026, headlined by ******* eX's record $1.77 trillion IPO, but the stock performance of newly public companies has been comparably muted.
There have been 44 VC-backed IPOs in the US so far this year, according to new PitchBook data, on track to trounce 2025's total of 50. In addition to ******* eX—and the planned mega-IPOs of Anthropic and OpenAI—companies including Cerebras, Quantinuum, X-Energy and HawkEye 360 raised significant proceeds, and delivered some long-awaited liquidity to investors.
But the results since haven't been pretty: ******* eX, as of Thursday's market close, was trading 30.3% down from its debut, and Cerebras was down 34.7%, even with a 19.9% one-day gain.
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Stocks' 2026 gains have largely evaporated thanks to Wall Street's recent concerns over the continued war in Iran and the potential for Chinese chip manufacturers to challenge US incumbents in the race for AI computing power.
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There have been 44 VC-backed IPOs in the US so far this year, according to new PitchBook data, on track to trounce 2025's total of 50. In addition to ******* eX—and the planned mega-IPOs of Anthropic and OpenAI—companies including Cerebras, Quantinuum, X-Energy and HawkEye 360 raised significant proceeds, and delivered some long-awaited liquidity to investors.
But the results since haven't been pretty: ******* eX, as of Thursday's market close, was trading 30.3% down from its debut, and Cerebras was down 34.7%, even with a 19.9% one-day gain.
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Stocks' 2026 gains have largely evaporated thanks to Wall Street's recent concerns over the continued war in Iran and the potential for Chinese chip manufacturers to challenge US incumbents in the race for AI computing power.
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2 months ago
Nvidia's (NVDA) fiscal first quarter results on Wedneday offered investors the marquee earnings event of the week, while Walmart's (WMT) report on Thursday morning provided insight into the state of the consumer.
Nvidia said it anticipates revenue between $89.1 billion and $92.8 billion in the second quarter, serving as a barometer of artificial intelligence trade. Nvidia's report comes as the AI chipmaker faces increasing competition from rivals such as Cerebras (CBRS) and AMD (AMD), as well as its customers Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOG).
So far this earnings season, S&P 500 companies have impressed market watchers by printing profits, even amid ongoing risks from the Iran war, and the index is on track for double-digit earnings growth. Reports from semiconductor companies so far underscore that the artificial intelligence boom remains a key market driver.
Also reporting this week are a handful of retail companies, including The Home Depot (HD), TJX Companies (TJX), Lowe's Companies (LOW), Target Corporation (TGT), and Walmart, which will provide insights on the state of the US consumer.
Walmart (WMT) stock fell 2% in premarket trading after reporting first quarter results that were in line with Wall Street’s expectations but a second quarter outlook that came in a bit light.
Nvidia said it anticipates revenue between $89.1 billion and $92.8 billion in the second quarter, serving as a barometer of artificial intelligence trade. Nvidia's report comes as the AI chipmaker faces increasing competition from rivals such as Cerebras (CBRS) and AMD (AMD), as well as its customers Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOG).
So far this earnings season, S&P 500 companies have impressed market watchers by printing profits, even amid ongoing risks from the Iran war, and the index is on track for double-digit earnings growth. Reports from semiconductor companies so far underscore that the artificial intelligence boom remains a key market driver.
Also reporting this week are a handful of retail companies, including The Home Depot (HD), TJX Companies (TJX), Lowe's Companies (LOW), Target Corporation (TGT), and Walmart, which will provide insights on the state of the US consumer.
Walmart (WMT) stock fell 2% in premarket trading after reporting first quarter results that were in line with Wall Street’s expectations but a second quarter outlook that came in a bit light.
2 months ago
After closing at less than $200 for the first three days of the week, Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) stock is poised to end today's trading session back above the $200 level. The company announced two developments today, providing investors with ample reason to click the buy ******* on on the artificial intelligence (AI) stock.
As of 1: 50 p.m. ET, shares of Cerebras are up 11%, retreating from an earlier rise of 12.5%.
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Planning rapid capacity expansion in France and Scandinavia, Cerebras announced today that it will bring European data center capacity online before the end of 2026. Moreover, Cerebras is targeting an expansion of its total capacity to 200 megawatts by the end of 2027. According to the company, "The expansion will bring Cerebras' high-speed AI inference infrastructure closer to European users, helping deliver faster response times for increasingly complex AI workloads."
The other auspicious news today stems from the company's reporting of an increase in its domestic manufacturing capacity of the CS-3 chip, resulting from a collaboration with Flex, a provider of manufacturing and supply chain solutions. Cerebras estimates that expanding manufacturing capacity at Flex's California facility will increase CS-3 production capacity by approximately 7 times by 2026, thanks to new production lines, expanded floor ******* e, and advanced test infrastructure.
As of 1: 50 p.m. ET, shares of Cerebras are up 11%, retreating from an earlier rise of 12.5%.
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Planning rapid capacity expansion in France and Scandinavia, Cerebras announced today that it will bring European data center capacity online before the end of 2026. Moreover, Cerebras is targeting an expansion of its total capacity to 200 megawatts by the end of 2027. According to the company, "The expansion will bring Cerebras' high-speed AI inference infrastructure closer to European users, helping deliver faster response times for increasingly complex AI workloads."
The other auspicious news today stems from the company's reporting of an increase in its domestic manufacturing capacity of the CS-3 chip, resulting from a collaboration with Flex, a provider of manufacturing and supply chain solutions. Cerebras estimates that expanding manufacturing capacity at Flex's California facility will increase CS-3 production capacity by approximately 7 times by 2026, thanks to new production lines, expanded floor ******* e, and advanced test infrastructure.
3 months ago
Cerebras Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CBRS) was among the stocks Jim Cramer commented on as he advised investors on how to take advantage of Wednesday's market rotation. Cramer highlighted that he warned against the stock when it was hot, as he said:
We've had plenty of cautionary tales from the IPO market. Take Cerebras Systems, please, which makes enormous semiconductors that are used to handle AI workloads. Now, this was the second largest deal of the year. It was priced at $185. Listen to this: stock opened for trading at $350. It surged to $386. And at its intraday high, well, let me just say it had doubled the price of… [from] where it came. Now, that was bad… I warned you to stay away from this one. It seemed too hot when it got all the way up there. Now, since then, well, it's pretty historic.
The stock's pulled back to $221. In fact, last week, it briefly sank to the $160 level… after Cerebras reported just an okay quarter, disappointing gross margins. Now, it's been able to rebound from those lows, but the point stands. See, if you tried to get into Cerebras on the first day, it blew up in your face. Buying hot stocks right after they come public tends to be a recipe for disaster.
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Cerebras Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CBRS) designs and manufactures an artificial intelligence compute platform featuring a specialized wafer-scale engine designed for high-performance generative AI and inference tasks. The company provides its proprietary systems and software to several clients, including hyperscalers, foundation model labs, and sovereign AI initiatives.
We've had plenty of cautionary tales from the IPO market. Take Cerebras Systems, please, which makes enormous semiconductors that are used to handle AI workloads. Now, this was the second largest deal of the year. It was priced at $185. Listen to this: stock opened for trading at $350. It surged to $386. And at its intraday high, well, let me just say it had doubled the price of… [from] where it came. Now, that was bad… I warned you to stay away from this one. It seemed too hot when it got all the way up there. Now, since then, well, it's pretty historic.
The stock's pulled back to $221. In fact, last week, it briefly sank to the $160 level… after Cerebras reported just an okay quarter, disappointing gross margins. Now, it's been able to rebound from those lows, but the point stands. See, if you tried to get into Cerebras on the first day, it blew up in your face. Buying hot stocks right after they come public tends to be a recipe for disaster.
Photo by Chris Liverani on Unsplash
Cerebras Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CBRS) designs and manufactures an artificial intelligence compute platform featuring a specialized wafer-scale engine designed for high-performance generative AI and inference tasks. The company provides its proprietary systems and software to several clients, including hyperscalers, foundation model labs, and sovereign AI initiatives.
3 months ago
Cerebras (NASDAQ: CBRS), a producer of AI chips, went public at $185 per share on May 14. Its stock opened at $350, but it now trades at about $205. That's still 11% above its IPO price, but investors who chased its post-IPO gains are now underwater. Let's see why Cerebras' stock fizzled out -- and if it's worth buying today.
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Cerebras doesn't produce small GPUs like Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). Instead, it builds massive AI processors on a single silicon wafer without cutting them into individual chips. Cerebras chips are as big as dinner plates, while Nvidia's GPUs are the size of postage stamps.
Cerebras claims its bigger chips bypass the networking bottlenecks, data latency, and power constraints ******* ociated with connecting traditional GPU clusters. They also outperformed traditional GPU clusters in inference tasks (when applications accessed trained data). It generates its revenue by selling its wafer-scale processors and CS-3 systems, as well as providing customers with cloud-based access to its own wafers to run inference tasks.
Cerebras recently secured a multi-year $20 billion deal with OpenAI to deploy 750 megawatts of its wafer-scale inference systems. It's also integrating its CS-3 systems into Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) Web Services (AWS), the world's largest cloud infrastructure platform.
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Cerebras doesn't produce small GPUs like Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). Instead, it builds massive AI processors on a single silicon wafer without cutting them into individual chips. Cerebras chips are as big as dinner plates, while Nvidia's GPUs are the size of postage stamps.
Cerebras claims its bigger chips bypass the networking bottlenecks, data latency, and power constraints ******* ociated with connecting traditional GPU clusters. They also outperformed traditional GPU clusters in inference tasks (when applications accessed trained data). It generates its revenue by selling its wafer-scale processors and CS-3 systems, as well as providing customers with cloud-based access to its own wafers to run inference tasks.
Cerebras recently secured a multi-year $20 billion deal with OpenAI to deploy 750 megawatts of its wafer-scale inference systems. It's also integrating its CS-3 systems into Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) Web Services (AWS), the world's largest cloud infrastructure platform.
3 months ago
Robinhood (HOOD) stock is pushing higher on July 2 as investors cheer the official rollout of Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer-2 blockchain designed for real-world ******* ets. The mainnet launch arrives months after the financial technology company opened a public testnet in February.
Robinhood stock has been a lucrative investment in recent months, currently up a remarkable 77% versus its March low.
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Robinhood stock has been a lucrative investment in recent months, currently up a remarkable 77% versus its March low.
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3 months ago
SanDisk Corporation (SNDK) is a pure-play NAND flash memory and data storage company spun out of Western Digital (WDC) in February 2025 and headquartered in Milpitas, California. The company develops, manufactures, and sells a broad portfolio of storage solutions, including enterprise solid-state drives, embedded flash products, removable memory cards, and USB drives, serving data centers, cloud service providers, PC manufacturers, and consumer electronics makers.
As artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout accelerates globally, SanDisk's enterprise SSD and high-density NAND products have emerged as mission-critical components in hyperscaler data centers, positioning the company at the heart of one of the most powerful secular growth trends in the semiconductor industry.
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As artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout accelerates globally, SanDisk's enterprise SSD and high-density NAND products have emerged as mission-critical components in hyperscaler data centers, positioning the company at the heart of one of the most powerful secular growth trends in the semiconductor industry.
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3 months ago
Things are going from bad to worse for Supermicro (SMCI). In June, SMCI stock fell badly after Supermicro announced that it was seeking $7 billion in funding to pay for a backlog of $39 billion in orders. More recently, however, the company's offices in Taiwan were raided by local government agents as part of an ongoing investigation related to allegations of smuggling Nvidia (NVDA) GPUs into China.
SMCI stock fell 8% on June 29 and is now down 46% in the last month. Investors are understandably cautious. Supermicro doesn't have the best of reputations, considering it was temporarily delisted from the Nasdaq in 2018 for not filing timely financial reports, then fined in 2020 by U.S. regulators for accounting violations.
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SMCI stock fell 8% on June 29 and is now down 46% in the last month. Investors are understandably cautious. Supermicro doesn't have the best of reputations, considering it was temporarily delisted from the Nasdaq in 2018 for not filing timely financial reports, then fined in 2020 by U.S. regulators for accounting violations.
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3 months ago
We just covered The Next SanDisk: 9 Potential Breakout AI Stocks You Shouldn't Miss. Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) ranks #9 (see The Next SanDisk: 5 Potential Breakout AI Stocks You Shouldn't Miss).
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Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) is an AI chipmaker that sells Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE-3) processors. Its customers are OpenAI and Amazon Web Services, with potential for enterprise customers down the line.
Wall Street turned bullish on the company because it makes the industry's only commercially deployed wafer-scale AI chip. Bulls point to the company's massive $24.6 billion backlog, which is 48 times Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) FY25 revenue of $510 million. The backlog is supported by a $20 billion three-year deal with OpenAI announced in January 2026. In that deal, OpenAI will deploy approximately 750 megawatts of Cerebras compute capacity through 2028, with an option for an additional 1.25 gigawatts. The company also has a collaboration with AWS for disaggregated inference announced in March 2026.
Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) expects revenue growth with a 120% forward topline CAGR through fiscal 2028 from fiscal 2025. This is based entirely on the OpenAI and AWS commitments. Morgan Stanley recently started coverage of the stock with a $250 price target and called it one of the most differentiated AI infrastructure companies with a first-mover advantage against Nvidia. UBS came out with a $300 price target and a Buy rating. Needham also came out with $300 and a Buy rating.
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Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) is an AI chipmaker that sells Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE-3) processors. Its customers are OpenAI and Amazon Web Services, with potential for enterprise customers down the line.
Wall Street turned bullish on the company because it makes the industry's only commercially deployed wafer-scale AI chip. Bulls point to the company's massive $24.6 billion backlog, which is 48 times Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) FY25 revenue of $510 million. The backlog is supported by a $20 billion three-year deal with OpenAI announced in January 2026. In that deal, OpenAI will deploy approximately 750 megawatts of Cerebras compute capacity through 2028, with an option for an additional 1.25 gigawatts. The company also has a collaboration with AWS for disaggregated inference announced in March 2026.
Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS) expects revenue growth with a 120% forward topline CAGR through fiscal 2028 from fiscal 2025. This is based entirely on the OpenAI and AWS commitments. Morgan Stanley recently started coverage of the stock with a $250 price target and called it one of the most differentiated AI infrastructure companies with a first-mover advantage against Nvidia. UBS came out with a $300 price target and a Buy rating. Needham also came out with $300 and a Buy rating.
3 months ago
Vicor Corporation (NASDAQ:VICR) is one of the best electrical equipment stocks to buy according to **** ysts.
On June 22, Needham maintained a Buy rating on the stock and raised its price target to $400 from $350 after Vicor's 2026 annual meeting. The note pointed to a larger long-term financial model, with management lifting its revenue target to $2.5 billion from a prior $1.0 billion, alongside 70% gross margin and 40% operating income targets. The rating is relevant to the electrical equipment theme because Vicor's growth case is tied to high-density power conversion, a bottleneck area as AI systems and advanced computing platforms draw more power at the rack and board level.
Needham also highlighted an improved second-generation VPD solution expected to sample to Cerebras in the first quarter of 2027, as well as possible second-generation VPD design wins with existing licensees that could ramp in late 2027, upside to licensing and royalty revenue, and progress toward a second ChiP fab.
Vicor Corporation (NASDAQ:VICR) designs and manufactures modular power components and power systems used in computing, communications, industrial, automotive, aerospace, and defense electronics.
While we acknowledge the potential of VICR as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock.
On June 22, Needham maintained a Buy rating on the stock and raised its price target to $400 from $350 after Vicor's 2026 annual meeting. The note pointed to a larger long-term financial model, with management lifting its revenue target to $2.5 billion from a prior $1.0 billion, alongside 70% gross margin and 40% operating income targets. The rating is relevant to the electrical equipment theme because Vicor's growth case is tied to high-density power conversion, a bottleneck area as AI systems and advanced computing platforms draw more power at the rack and board level.
Needham also highlighted an improved second-generation VPD solution expected to sample to Cerebras in the first quarter of 2027, as well as possible second-generation VPD design wins with existing licensees that could ramp in late 2027, upside to licensing and royalty revenue, and progress toward a second ChiP fab.
Vicor Corporation (NASDAQ:VICR) designs and manufactures modular power components and power systems used in computing, communications, industrial, automotive, aerospace, and defense electronics.
While we acknowledge the potential of VICR as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock.
3 months ago
OpenAI is considering delaying its initial public offering until next year, amid concerns about AI stocks as well as ******* eX's retreat after its initial post-IPO surge.
The Microsoft-backed artificial intelligence startup announced on June 8 that it had confidentially filed its IPO plan with the SEC. That came a week after fellow AI startup giant Anthropic disclosed its own confidential IPO filing, and just days before the ******* eX (SPCX) IPO priced on June 11.
However, the ChatGPT creator is now leaning against going public this year, the New York Times reported late Thursday, citing three sources. IPO advisors reportedly are encouraging OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to wait, citing multiple reasons.
SpaceX raised more than $85 billion in its IPO, with an initial valuation of $1.77 trillion. SPCX surged initially, hitting 225.64 intraday on June 16. But shares have tumbled since then, closing Thursday at 153. That's still above the ******* eX IPO price of 135.
On a related note, AI chip startup Cerebras (CBRS) came public in May at $185 a share, surging to 386.34 in its May 14 debut but closing well off highs. CBRS stock then fell sharply over the next few weeks. On Wednesday, CBRS stock dived nearly 20% after the company forecast a big drop in gross margins. Shares fell another 7.5% on Thursday to 168.52, well below the IPO price.
The Microsoft-backed artificial intelligence startup announced on June 8 that it had confidentially filed its IPO plan with the SEC. That came a week after fellow AI startup giant Anthropic disclosed its own confidential IPO filing, and just days before the ******* eX (SPCX) IPO priced on June 11.
However, the ChatGPT creator is now leaning against going public this year, the New York Times reported late Thursday, citing three sources. IPO advisors reportedly are encouraging OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to wait, citing multiple reasons.
SpaceX raised more than $85 billion in its IPO, with an initial valuation of $1.77 trillion. SPCX surged initially, hitting 225.64 intraday on June 16. But shares have tumbled since then, closing Thursday at 153. That's still above the ******* eX IPO price of 135.
On a related note, AI chip startup Cerebras (CBRS) came public in May at $185 a share, surging to 386.34 in its May 14 debut but closing well off highs. CBRS stock then fell sharply over the next few weeks. On Wednesday, CBRS stock dived nearly 20% after the company forecast a big drop in gross margins. Shares fell another 7.5% on Thursday to 168.52, well below the IPO price.
3 months ago
Interested in Cerebras Systems Inc.? Here are five stocks we like better.
Cerebras Systems targets the $125 billion AI inference market with chips that deliver double to triple the token-generation throughput of traditional GPU setups.
Key growth catalysts include revenue-generating deals with OpenAI and AWS, supply chain insulation from HBM shortages, and the ability to ramp production ahead of competitors.
Ten of 11 ******* yst ratings are Buys, with the consensus price target approximately 60% above late-June levels, as ******* ysts view company guidance as conservative.
In a world where bigger is better, Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) seems to be well positioned. Instead of linking numerous AI cores together, creating data transfer bottlenecks along the way, Cerebras Systems chips are massive, comparable to dinner plates, housing thousands of cores in each.
Cerebras Systems targets the $125 billion AI inference market with chips that deliver double to triple the token-generation throughput of traditional GPU setups.
Key growth catalysts include revenue-generating deals with OpenAI and AWS, supply chain insulation from HBM shortages, and the ability to ramp production ahead of competitors.
Ten of 11 ******* yst ratings are Buys, with the consensus price target approximately 60% above late-June levels, as ******* ysts view company guidance as conservative.
In a world where bigger is better, Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) seems to be well positioned. Instead of linking numerous AI cores together, creating data transfer bottlenecks along the way, Cerebras Systems chips are massive, comparable to dinner plates, housing thousands of cores in each.
