Cerebras just became one of the biggest stories in AI hardware. 👀

Shares fell nearly 20% this week to $166.43, their lowest level since the May IPO.

The trigger? A SemiAnalysis report said OpenAI could use Nvidia GPUs instead of Cerebras hardware for the “Ultrafast” mode of GPT-6.1 Sol.

But there’s another factor traders should know:

🔓 Around 19.4M shares, roughly 8% of outstanding shares, became eligible for trading after IPO lockups expired — adding extra supply pressure.

At the same time, Cerebras still has a significant OpenAI relationship, including a previously announced 750MW computing deal.

That makes the bigger question:

Is this just a temporary repricing, or is Nvidia strengthening its position in AI inference?

For crypto, I’m watching whether this changes sentiment toward decentralized AI and compute projects, including $WLD.

The AI infrastructure race is getting more competitive.

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