Arteva Capital
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Arteva Capital
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Tomorrow is going to be a big day. $CBRS IPOs tomorrow and $DGXX is my favorite proxy. Most people are going to try to chase Cerebras on day one. The IPO was oversubscribed, raised from $115-$125 to $150-$160, upsized to 30 million shares, and Polymarket has it closing above $50 billion on day one. Getting in at a good price on the IPO itself is nearly impossible for retail. So instead of chasing it I am watching $DGXX. Digi Power X signed a 10 year $1.1 billion colocation agreement directly with Cerebras to build and operate their AI data center campus in Columbiana Alabama. Up to $2.5 billion in total expansion options. Phase 1 operational by December 15 2026. A $50 billion AI chip company going public tomorrow. The company building their infrastructure has a $550 million market cap. When $CBRS starts trading tomorrow morning and every financial headline is about the hottest AI IPO of 2026 the market is going to start mapping who actually builds what Cerebras runs on. That connection gets made fast. The re-rate for $DGXX does not happen gradually. It happens in real time. Tomorrow is going to be interesting. $DGXX $CBRS

Fuck there was an opportunity to buy secondaries at $1.8B back in 2024, and I skipped it as everyone around me(including me) thought it was a fucking scam





JUST IN: AI CHIPMAKER CEREBRAS JUST PRICED ITS IPO AT $185 PER SHARE, ABOVE THE $150-$160 MARKETED RANGE The order book was oversubscribed 20+ times. The full picture, per Bloomberg: The deal: - IPO price: $185 (above the $150-$160 range, which had already been raised Monday) - 30 million shares offered (also revised higher Monday) - Total raised: ~$5.55 billion - Order book: 20x+ oversubscribed - Cerebras asked institutional investors to specify the max price they'd pay, to gauge true demand The company: - AI chipmaker positioning to challenge NVIDIA $NVDA - Amazon $AMZN said this year it plans to use Cerebras chips alongside its Trainium processors - OpenAI released its first model running on Cerebras chips in February - OpenAI holds 33.4 million warrants for Cerebras shares, with some vesting tied to compute delivery dates and Cerebras' market cap exceeding $40 billion The M&A backdrop: - Arm Holdings $ARM and majority owner SoftBank made an approach to acquire Cerebras weeks before the expected IPO











