Cerebras Systems' Stock Soars 68% on IPO Debut, Raising $5.55 Billion

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Cerebras Systems, an AI hardware firm, saw its stock surge 68% on its Nasdaq IPO debut, raising $5.55 billion, despite analyst skepticism over its niche technology's long-term viability.

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Cerebras Systems, an AI hardware firm, saw its stock surge 68% on its Nasdaq IPO debut, raising $5.55 billion, despite analyst skepticism over its niche technology's long-term viability.

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