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Cerebras shares plunge to a post-IPO low after the company makes a striking admission about a dire shortage of operating data centers in the US.

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Qualcomm's new AI ASIC orders from ByteDance reduce market opportunities for Cerebras, suggesting competitive pressure on both stocks.

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Cerebras’ trailing P/S of 67x far exceeds Nvidia’s 24x, Broadcom’s 31x, and AMD’s 9x; its 43% gross margin is the lowest among peers; customer base is concentrated in just three names (OpenAI, AWS, Meta). These fundamental weaknesses are being masked by IPO hype (20x oversubscription, three price raises in a week), creating a likely overvaluation that will correct after the initial pop. Short Cerebras after the expected first-day spike, betting that the market will eventually price in the poor margins, high multiple, and dependency on cash‑burning OpenAI. OpenAI’s 2026 revenue could hit $1.1B+, dropping forward P/S to ~30x; the float is tiny so short squeezes are possible; the tech is genuinely superior for inference.