Overview
Cerebras Inference — 2,000+ tokens/second AI inference
Cerebras uses its giant wafer-scale chip to deliver the fastest LLM inference available — Llama 3.3 70B at over 2,000 tokens/second. 10-20x faster than Groq for supported models, with a free tier for developers.
2,000+ tokens/second on Llama 70B
Wafer-scale chip technology
Llama 3.3 70B and 3B support
Free tier for developers
Features & capabilities
Everything it does, in plain English.
The honest take
Where it shines, where it stumbles.
✓ Pros
- ✓Fastest inference available
- ✓Free developer tier
- ✓Impressive throughput
! Watch-outs
- !Very limited model selection
- !Wafer chip supply constraints
Who it's for
Where Cerebras Inference pays for itself fast.
Ultra-fast AI applications
Real-time coding assistants
High-frequency AI tasks
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