What Happened: The supercomputer, located in Santa Clara, California, cost over $100 million and is set to double in size in the coming weeks, according to Cerebras founder and CEO Andrew Feldman.
More systems are planned in Austin and Asheville, North Carolina, along with launch of overseas sites.
Why It Matters: The project is part of a race to add computing power for AI services, a field dominated by Nvidia. The new supercomputers will be operated by Cerebras and used for projects by the United Arab Emirates firm Group 42, or G42. Any excess capacity will be offered commercially as a service.
Feldman believes his processors, which can handle large data sets in one go, have an advantage over Nvidia’s processors.
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