Cloud and API
Cerebras Inference
Cloud access for running supported AI models. Developers can connect an application through an API rather than managing the specialist hardware themselves.
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Cerebras
Researched by DeployBriefA different shape of AI computing.
Cerebras builds processors around a silicon wafer rather than a conventional small chip. Its systems are designed for AI computing, with cloud services that let developers use them without owning the hardware.
Meet Cerebras.
AI needs both training, when a model learns, and inference, when that model produces an answer. Cerebras develops hardware and systems for that computing work, using a wafer-scale design that keeps a large amount of processing on one piece of silicon.
The company was founded in 2015 to bring wafer-scale computing to market. Its development has moved through successive processors and systems, with the CS-4 system introduced in 2026. Organisations can use its systems in their own computing infrastructure.
Developers can also access Cerebras through its inference cloud and API. That is a way to run supported models without installing a Cerebras system. It is aimed at applications where the time spent waiting for a model’s output matters, such as interactive tools and agents.
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AI processor
Wafer-Scale Engine
The processor architecture behind Cerebras systems. It uses a silicon wafer as the basis for a large AI chip, taking a different route from conventional processor designs.
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CS-4
A Cerebras system introduced in 2026 and powered by three WSE-3 Turbo processors. It is part of the company’s hardware range for organisations building AI computing infrastructure.
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