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The Story Behind Cerebras’ $63 Billion IPO with Founder and CEO Andrew Feldman

The Story Behind Cerebras’ $63 Billion IPO with Founder and CEO Andrew Feldman

Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman discusses the company's journey from a contrarian bet on wafer-scale computing to a $63 billion public company. He details the technical breakthroughs, the challenge of being ahead of the market, and how the recent explosion in AI demand for fast inference validated their architecture, leading to a landmark $20 billion deal with OpenAI.

Rebuilding the Computer for the AI Age: Unconventional AI's Naveen Rao

Rebuilding the Computer for the AI Age: Unconventional AI's Naveen Rao

Naveen Rao, CEO of Unconventional AI, argues that the 80-year-old digital computing paradigm is hitting a fundamental energy wall. He proposes a new approach to AI hardware, inspired by neuroscience, that replaces matrix math with nonlinear dynamics, leveraging the time domain for computation to approach the thermodynamic limits of efficiency.

The Moonshot Podcast Season 2, Episode 6: Silicon Horizons

The Moonshot Podcast Season 2, Episode 6: Silicon Horizons

This podcast episode explores two X moonshot projects aimed at revolutionizing computer chips. Project Positron focused on creating specialized chips for real-time AI inference, acting as 'brains for robots'. Project Bodger took a meta-approach, using AI and inverse design to automate the chip design process itself, aiming to overcome the limitations of Moore's Law.

Apple’s new CEO & how AI understands intent

Apple’s new CEO & how AI understands intent

Experts analyze Apple's AI future under new hardware-focused CEO John Ternus, the strategic implications of Anthropic's deep partnership with AWS for custom AI chips, the evolving landscape of customer intent in an era of AI agents, and the ironic security leak of the powerful Claude Mythos model.

Claude Opus 4.7, Apple’s AI glasses and Allbirds AI pivot

Claude Opus 4.7, Apple’s AI glasses and Allbirds AI pivot

Experts analyze Anthropic's surprise release of Claude 4.7, speculating it's a distilled version of the Mythos model. The discussion also covers Apple's new three-pronged AI wearables strategy, a Gallup poll showing rising but incremental AI adoption in the workplace, and DeepMind's research into harmful AI manipulation.

State of the Art of Biological Computing • Ewelina Kurtys & Charles Humble • GOTO 2026

State of the Art of Biological Computing • Ewelina Kurtys & Charles Humble • GOTO 2026

Dr. Ewelina Kurtys of FinalSpark discusses the ambitious goal of building computers from living neurons, aiming for a 1-million-fold increase in energy efficiency over digital systems. The conversation delves into the technical challenges of neural encoding and plasticity, the use of brain organoids, and the profound ethical and philosophical questions surrounding determinism and consciousness in biological hardware.