Cerebras uses heterogeneous prefill pools feeding wafer-scale engines for decode
ai · x · 2026-10-16
AI inference is entering a next layer of optimization: orchestrating heterogeneous hardware to maximize throughput per dollar. Cerebras and CEO Andrew Feldman are pushing this by using heterogeneous prefill pools feeding wafer-scale engines for decode, scaling token speed independently of batch size.
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