Cerebras founder @andrewfeldman started Cerebras in 2015, when AI was the last thing on anyone's mind and the GPT era wasn't even close.
His idea to create an AI chip the size of a silicon wafer sounded borderline insane to much of the semiconductor industry.
Today, Cerebras brought every employee that had been there for longer than nine years, and their families, to Cerebras' first day of public trading. He describes why:
"This was better than we'd hoped for."
"We did bring a lot of people from the company, and we brought families. To share with the team. We brought everybody who had been at the company for longer than nine years, and their families."
"When you do a startup, the family is a meaningful part. It takes patience from them, and a great deal of it. So they came, and we celebrated. It was really an extraordinary day."
"We're just so proud."
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