Cerebras Systems Smashes the 2.5 Trillion Transistor Mark with New Second Generation Wafer Scale

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Apr 12 2021 Cerebras Systems Smashes the 2.5 Trillion Transistor Mark with New Second Generation Wafer Scale Engine - Cerebras LOS ALTOS, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Cerebras Systems, a company dedicated to accelerating Artificial Intelligence (AI) compute, today unveiled the largest AI processor ever made, the Wafer Scale Engine 2 (WSE-2).

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