Cerebras Systems' "wafer scale engine" compute processor, the most advanced chip ever built.

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   Eva Winterschön (winterschon@mastodon.bsd.cafe)'s status on Friday, 23-May-2025 11:54:25 JST Eva Winterschön

   🧠 Awakening Again to the Dream 🧠

   In a continuation of the daily amalgam, the "surprise, this is reality, really-really it is!", another substantial change of pace and place has arrived in due-time.

   Returning to California, after one year and two states in-between, could only be induced by accepting an offer from Cerebras Systems - the supercomputing company.

   The role is quite nice, as I'll be the first hired "Storage Architect, SMTS", focused on research and design of integrated solutions for Ai/HPC Cluster Infrastructure. Super fun stuff! It's really quite a dream job, and I'm very excited about all of it - more so than any other job I've had in the past twenty five years.

   Perhaps not widely known outside of the sector, Cerebras powers research at CERN, Los Alamos, Sandia, Argonne, Lawrence Livermore, DoE, Mayo Clinic, AstraZenica, GSK, Nference, Aleph Alpha, and many others.

   More on the science aspects here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerebras#Deployments