Cerebras's 100MW Gimlet Deal Powers a New AI Inference Cloud
AI CHIPS Cerebras's 100MW Gimlet Deal Powers a New AI Inference Cloud The wafer-scale chipmaker will supply roughly 100 megawatts of AI hardware to startup Gimlet Labs, which plans to run frontier models on a multi-silicon cloud promising up to 3,000 tokens per second. It's the latest sign that the AI compute war is moving from training to inference — and from Nvidia's turf to everyone else's. Published September 28, 2026 · By Daniel Rao File photo: a close-up of a silicon wafer. Cerebras's Wafer Scale Engine occupies an entire wafer — this generic macro is for illustration only. Photo: Sangitiana Fararano, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0). Cerebras Systems has agreed to supply roughly 100 megawatts worth of its AI chips and hardware to Gimlet Labs, a young cloud-computing startup that plans to run frontier AI models on a new "multi-silicon" inference cloud, the companies announced Monday. The systems — based on Cerebras's CS-4 platform ...