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Cerebras says its CS-3 systems are being deployed in AWS data centres, with inference available through Amazon Bedrock using open-source models and Amazon’s Nova models.
Why it mattersThe companies are also developing a split-computing design: AWS Trainium handles the prompt-processing stage, while Cerebras hardware generates the response. Cerebras claims this could deliver five times more high-speed token capacity in the same hardware footprint. A useful technical detail, though the claim is the companies’ own and real-world gains will depend on workload and configuration.
Discuss: Would a fivefold boost in high-speed token capacity change what your team builds, or do availability, cost and workload fit matter more?
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