Andrew Feldman
Coverage of Andrew Feldman in the Nexus archive.
- Cognition's CEO says token spend leaderboards are 'directionally correct' — but some people get carried away
Cognition CEO Scott Wu criticized token spend leaderboards, arguing employees should be evaluated based on output rather than AI token usage. He highlighted Cognition's $26B valuation and its AI coding tool Devin, while other tech leaders like Legora's Jacob Lauritzen and Cerebras Systems' Andrew Feldman also decried tokenmaxxing as wasteful.
- Cerebras CEO on Data Centers: We Could've Been Better Neighbors
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman admits that data center buildout could have been smoother when entering a community. The comment was made during a Bloomberg interview.
- Why Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman Built The World's Largest Computer Chip
Cerebras Systems Inc. completed a highly successful IPO on May 14, 2026, raising $5.55 billion with shares opening 82% above their listing price. CEO Andrew Feldman led the AI chipmaker through the offering, showcasing the company's Wafer Scale Engine 3 AI chip, positioning it as a major player in artificial intelligence hardware.
- Odd Lots: Why Cerebras Built The Largest Computer Chip (Podcast)
Cerebras, an AI chipmaker, has developed exceptionally large computer chips about the size of a dinner plate—58 times larger than average chips—that enable fast AI inference. CEO Andrew Feldman discusses the company's core product and its position in the AI boom during the week of Cerebras's IPO.
- Cerebras risked it all on dinner plate-sized AI accelerators a decade ago. Today it’s worth $66 billion
Cerebras Systems raised $5.55 billion in an initial public offering, making the company worth over $66 billion on its first day of trading. The company's success is attributed to its radically different approach to chipmaking, including the development of wafer-scale AI accelerators. Cerebras' unique architecture has allowed it to achieve high performance in AI training.
- Cerebras CEO Turns Year’s Largest IPO Into $3.2 Billion Fortune
Cerebras Systems Inc. raised $5.55 billion in an initial public offering, with shares opening 82% above their listing price. Andrew Feldman, co-founder and CEO, has turned the year's largest IPO into a $3.2 billion fortune. The company is an artificial intelligence chipmaker.