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Cerebras Sees Neo-Clouds Breaking Away From NVIDIA Dependence — Calls 2027 Opportunity ‘Large’

Aug 13, 2026, 10:52 AMLekha Gupta

Cerebras stock drops in premarket trading after mixed Q2 earnings, despite record core revenue and raised 2026 guidance.

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