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Business

Cerebras lifts its forecast and says Microsoft signed on

The AI chipmaker’s core revenue rose 70% to $230.9 million in the third quarter. It now expects $940 million to $960 million of core revenue in 2026. Chief executive Andrew Feldman said Microsoft signed a cloud deal, but no terms were given.

Cerebras reported results for the three months to September 30 on November 12, after the US stock market closed. Its shares rose about 17% in after-hours trading. Its cloud business, which rents out its chips, grew fastest.

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Chips & Infrastructure

Cerebras and Gimlet plan a faster AI cloud

The partners say a future service could reach 3,000 tokens per second. Its first CS-4 data centre is planned for later this year.

Cerebras and Gimlet Labs announced an inference-cloud partnership on September 28. Gimlet will connect its software with Cerebras wafer-scale computers. The companies say the service could deliver up to 3,000 generated tokens per second for agents and real-time apps. The first Cerebras-powered Gimlet data centre is expected later in 2026.