AI chip maker Cerebras Systems is planning a U.S. IPO for Q2 2026 after withdrawing its prior filing in October, following a $1 billion fundraising round valuing the company at $8 billion. The company faced delays due to a national security review of an investment by UAE-based G42, which is no longer listed as an investor. Cerebras, known for its high-performance processors for AI workloads, obtained CFIUS clearance. IPO activity in 2025 has been strong, with traditional listings raising $46.15 billion, the highest since 2021. Bankers anticipate further momentum in 2026, with companies like SpaceX considering going public.

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