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    A deep dive into Cerebras' financials, product, business model, competitive environment and market opportunities...
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        Sacra estimates that Cerebras recorded USD 250 million in sales for 2023, marking a 201% YoY growth from USD 83 million in 2022. The company is reportedly on track to double its revenue in 2024, with customer commitments nearing USD 1 billion, positioning it as the highest revenue-generating AI chip startup.
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        The company's flagship CS-3 system, featuring the WSE-3, the largest and fastest chip at 46,000 sq mm, is built using TSMC's 5nm process. The WSE-3 outperforms NVIDIA and Groq in data locality, memory bandwidth, and simplified scaling, reducing data movement and supporting larger AI models. Cerebras' main revenue comes from CS-3 sales, with additional streams from professional services, cloud offerings, and subscription models.
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        Cerebras operates in the AI accelerator hardware market, where NVIDIA is a dominant player followed by AMD and Intel. Its key differentiators include ease of scaling and a distinctive hardware architecture.
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        The AI hardware market is estimated to hit ~USD 250 billion by 2030. With its unique wafer-scale technology, Cerebras aims to become the preferred architecture for high-end AI supercomputers.
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