AI chipmaker Cerebras files to go public after scrapping IPO plans last year
Cerebras said that it can expand its business with OpenAI over the coming years and that it gave OpenAI a warrant to purchase stock.
AI chipmaker Cerebras files to go public after scrapping IPO plans last year
Cerebras said that it can expand its business with OpenAI over the coming years and that it gave OpenAI a warrant to purchase stock.
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