Developer Frameworks & Infrastructure
Cerebras Inference
Wafer scale AI engine serving 2,000+ tokens per second
Freemium - from $0.10/1M tokensRuns in the cloudEditors pick
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Freemium - from $0.10/1M tokens
$0.10/1M tokens
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Unmatched token generation speeds (up to 20x faster than traditional GPU clouds)
Cerebras Inference powers instantaneous LLM generation using the CS-3 Wafer-Scale Engine, delivering unprecedented throughput for real-time AI agents and conversational interfaces.
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About Cerebras Inference
Cerebras Inference is built atop the revolutionary Wafer-Scale Engine (CS-3), a single silicon chip hosting 900,000 AI cores. By bypassing traditional GPU memory bandwidth bottlenecks, Cerebras serves open-weight models like Llama 3.1 and Llama 3.3 at over 2,000 tokens per second, enabling real-time complex reasoning and voice workflows that previously suffered from latency lag.
- Unmatched token generation speeds (up to 20x faster than traditional GPU clouds)
- Standard OpenAI-compatible API interface allows instant drop-in integration
- Generous free developer tier for testing and validating throughput gains
- Catalog currently focuses primarily on top open-weight models like Llama
- Regional data center availability is expanding but more concentrated than AWS
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