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Cerebras Systems, a Silicon Valley-based AI chipmaker, raised $5.6 billion in its IPO.
Why it matters: We knew this would be the year's largest IPO, but it crushed even those high expectations — benefiting from a broader surge in semiconductor stocks.
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