Cerebras Systems has announced a deal worth around $100 million with G42, a technology group based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The agreement entails providing the initial installment of an artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputer, with the possibility of delivering up to nine more units, the company said in a statement on July 20.
Cerebras, headquartered in Silicon Valley in the United States, said G42 has committed to acquiring three of its Condor Galaxy systems — an innovative network comprising nine interconnected supercomputers. The first supercomputer in this network, known as Condor Galaxy 1 (CG-1), has a performance of 4 exaflops and comprises 54 million cores.
This article is authorized for publication, and unless the source is indicated, it is submitted by users and does not represent the position of our website. If the content involves investment suggestions, it is for reference only and not as an investment basis.
