Cerebras drops 13% to $220 as Intel and AMD slide ahead of the SUPERNOVA event
AI Market Summary
AI hardware equities sold off into Cerebras' SUPERNOVA event, led by Cerebras (-13%) as a ~36.4m-share lockup expiry creates near-term supply overhang and margin concerns from interim compute rentals. Intel and AMD also fell amid broad de-risking across compute, memory, and optics. Higher long-end yields and sector rotation appear to be amplifying duration-sensitive multiple compression, despite strong revenue growth narratives in the AI stack.
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Cerebras Systems fell 13% to $220, while Intel slid 7% and AMD dropped 5%. About 36.4 million Cerebras shares became eligible for sale around August 14, adding a lockup-style overhang. The company previously raised FY2026 core revenue guidance to $880 million to $890 million and said Q2 core revenue more than doubled to $210 million. Anthropic told investors its ARR reached $65 billion at the end of July, and Reuters reported it is guiding investors to $190 billion to $200 billion of 2028 revenue.
