CEREBRAS STOCK DROPS ON MARGIN FORECAST
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Cerebras Technologies' stock plunged following its first earnings report as a public company, after the AI chipmaker provided a narrower gross margin outlook for its core business. CEO Steve Letter attributed the market reaction to misunderstandings about the company's profitability trajectory.
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