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$26.54 (11.31%)
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Common Stock
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NASDAQ
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USD
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USA
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TECHNOLOGY
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Cerebras Systems Inc. designs and develops processors for artificial intelligence (AI) training and inference in the United States, Europe, and Asia. The company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
The selling is picking up speed: a 13.82% drop to $225.85 in the session after Cerebras' Q2 2026 earnings miss. Anyone who bought the first dip near $233 is already underwater, so keep an eye on where buyers step back in.
An 11% slide to $232.98 puts the first real dent in Cerebras since its Q2 2026 earnings report missed expectations.
The GAAP loss is almost entirely stock comp, not deteriorating economics, so what matters for holders is the raised full-year core revenue outlook of $880 to $890 million. Revenue missed expectations, and the stock moved anyway.
Cerebras delivered 94% revenue growth to $193M on the back of a blockbuster $20 billion multi-year deal with OpenAI for 750 megawatts of inference compute, signaling the AI chip maker has secured a beachhead with the industry's most influential player. Rapid infrastructure buildout ahead will compress margins, but OpenAI's endorsement validates Cerebras's wafer-scale technology at the moment when inference speed becomes the competitive edge in deployed AI systems.
Cerebras reports after the bell today with investors watching whether the AI hardware challenger can translate chip advances into revenue that justifies the market's lofty expectations.
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