Cerebras Systems plans to supply AI chips and related hardware to cloud startup Gimlet Labs in a deployment sized at about 100 megawatts, according to Reuters. The hardware is intended to support Gimlet’s cloud business, with the startup aiming to run frontier AI models that require very large amounts of compute. Gimlet said it is targeting enterprises and startups building products around AI. Cerebras is expected to deliver its CS-4 systems, which it introduced this summer, over the next one to two years. Gimlet plans to make the hardware available on its cloud platform in 2027. The companies did not disclose financial terms of the deal. The arrangement outlines both the scale of the planned compute capacity and the timeline for deployment, while leaving pricing and other commercial details undisclosed.
Cerebras Systems plans to supply AI chips and hardware to cloud startup Gimlet Labs in a deployment of about 100 megawatts to support Gimlet’s cloud computing business, according to Reuters.
Gimlet plans to use Cerebras hardware to run frontier AI models that require massive compute. Its target customers are enterprises and startups building products around AI.
Cerebras will deliver its CS-4 systems, released this summer, over the next one to two years. Gimlet said it plans to launch the hardware on its cloud platform in 2027. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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