Cerebras and Core42 Launch Phase 2 of World's Largest AI Supercomputers

Condor Galaxy 2 Aims for 36 exaFLOPs AI Compute Capacity, Expanding Research in Healthcare, Energy, and Climate Change

Cerebras Systems and Core42 have initiated the second phase of the construction of the world’s largest interconnected AI supercomputers, Condor Galaxy 2, aiming to reach a staggering milestone of 36 exaFLOPs AI compute capacity.
The completion of Condor Galaxy 1 has paved the way for the initiation of Condor Galaxy 2 (CG-2), projected to achieve four exaFLOPs and incorporate 54 million AI-optimized compute cores.
The partnership between G42 and Cerebras delivers on all three elements required for training large models: huge amounts of compute, vast datasets, and specialized AI expertise.
The application of the Condor Galaxy constellation for cutting-edge research spans crucial sectors such as healthcare, energy, climate change, and AI-based studies.
Plans to deploy seven more supercomputers—CG-3 through CG-9—in 2024 will contribute to achieving a total compute power of 36 exaFLOPs.