Cerebras Systems plans a 2026 U.S. IPO after clearing a national security review and removing UAE investor G42.

Cerebras Systems is set to file for a U.S. IPO as early as next week, targeting a second-quarter 2026 listing after overcoming a previous delay tied to a national security review involving UAE-based investor G42. The company, which makes wafer-scale AI chips, received CFIUS clearance and no longer lists G42 as an investor, though the reason for the change is unclear. The filing follows strong U.S. IPO activity in 2025, with $46.15 billion raised so far, signaling continued market momentum.