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Cerebras CEO: AI chip demand is 'not speculative', IPO price doubles

Cerebras Systems shares surged over 100% above their IPO price on debut, raising roughly $5.55 billion in one of the largest U.S. tech IPOs in years. CEO Andrew Feldman says demand for AI inference chips is not speculative, as the company diversifies customer concentration and secures a $20 billion+ deal with OpenAI.

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  • Cerebras IPO priced at $185 per share, raised about $5.55 billion; shares doubled on first day.
  • CEO Feldman says AI chip demand is real, not 'Field of Dreams' speculation.
  • Customer concentration improved: G42 revenue share dropped from 85% to 24%; MBZUAI now accounts for 62%.
  • Multi-year agreement with OpenAI valued at over $20 billion strengthens future revenue pipeline.

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