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    DFT research and Cerebras’ fault-tolerant architectures

    A PhD researcher says their DFT work is closely related to fault-tolerant architectures, fueling an interest in learning more about Cerebras’ technology.

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    A PhD researcher said a September 16 conversation included Cerebras and expressed interest in learning more about the company from a technical perspective. They described fault-tolerant architectures as one of the key technologies behind Cerebras and said their DFT research is closely related.

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    @damnang2I met @MilksandMatcha today and we had a great conversation, including a lot about @cerebras. It is definitely a company I would love to learn much more about, especially from a technical perspective. My PhD research is DFT, and it actually very closely related to fault tolerant architectures, which is one of the key technologies behind what they do, so I am personally very interested in learning more about it. Hopefully we will have a chance to talk more about Cerebras sometime in the future. And thank you so much for the awesome gift!!!!!!

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    @damnang2I met @MilksandMatcha today and we had a great conversation, including a lot about @cerebras. It is definitely a company I would love to learn much more about, especially from a technical perspective. My PhD research is DFT, and it actually very closely related to fault tolerant architectures, which is one of the key technologies behind what they do, so I am personally very interested in learning more about it. Hopefully we will have a chance to talk more about Cerebras sometime in the future. And thank you so much for the awesome gift!!!!!!