“Cerebras Systems Inc”, a start -up business looking for the “Nvidia Corp” business in the field of artificial intelligence of the computer, with a request for the initial public offer. In a file submitted to the US Security and Stock Exchange Committee on Monday, the company “Serberras” revealed the details of its financial affairs and operations before the public subscription, after submitting a request for a secret in August. The company, based in Sangelle, California, recorded a net loss of $ 66.6 million from the $ 136.4 million revenue for the six months ending 30 June, compared to a net loss of $ 77.8 million in $ 8.7 million revenue in the same period of the previous year, according to deposit papers. Serbras and sellers will not disclose the proposed conditions for selling shares, including the expected assessment of the company by the listing, until it is offered thereafter. ‘Bloomberg News’ reported that the listing could produce up to one billion dollars with an evaluation between $ 7 to $ 8 billion. The CS-3, the main system of Serbras, is prepared to handle the burdens of artificial intelligence computer work, and can be collected together to operate giant computers working with artificial intelligence, according to the company’s website. The founder and CEO, Andrew Feldman, said that the slides of its business and the computer systems equipped with it will revolutionize artificial intelligence. To date, graphic units ‘invitations’ have benefited greatly from billions of dollars in the investment of artificial intelligence models and the resurrection of reactions, more than others. Deposit sales show that Serbras products are used by companies, research institutions and governments to develop special models and train open source models. The company collected $ 250 million in a “F” series (F “series in 2021, which led to the evaluation of more than $ 4 billion, according to a statement issued at the time. The tour was led by Alpha Wave Ventures, Abu Dhabi Growth Fund, and G42 (G42). ‘City Group’ and ‘Barclays’, and the company plans to trade its shares on the ‘Nasdac’ Global Exchange (CBRS).
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