Cerebras Systems raises IPO price range to $150-$160 amid strong demand
Tech Cerebras Systems raises IPO price range to $150-$160 amid strong demand Cerebras Systems, the AI chip company that spent years positioning itself as Nvidias most credible challenger, just bumped its IPO price range to $150-$160 per share. The original range was $115-$125. The company plans to sell 30 million shares under the ticker CBRS on Nasdaq, with the listing scheduled for May 13. At the top end of the new range, Cerebras would raise up to $4.5B and land a valuation of roughly $32B. Order books are absurdly oversubscribed When demand exceeds available shares by more than 20 times, raising the price range isn‘t bold. It’s arithmetic. Orders have reportedly surpassed $10B as of early May, turning what was already a highly anticipated listing into one of the largest tech IPOs of the year. Cerebras had been eyeing an IPO since 2024, but a national security review related to investments from the UAE delayed the process considerably. That review was eventually cleared in early 2026, removing the last major hurdle between Cerebras and a Nasdaq listing. Cerebras builds wafer-scale chips, meaning each processor is fabricated on an entire silicon wafer rather than being cut into smaller individual chips. Their chips are physically enormous compared to conventional