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With This IPO on the Horizon, Has Nvidia Met its Match?

The Motley Fool

Soon, though, another rival may launch an initial public offering (IPO), a way to raise capital and possibly set it along the path to major growth in the AI chip market. Cerebras Systems late last month filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in preparation for a potential IPO.

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The Newest Artificial Intelligence Stock Has Arrived -- and It Claims to Make Chips That Are 20x Faster Than Nvidia

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Now, one of Nvidia's competitors is planning an initial public offering (IPO) and claiming to manufacture chips that can vastly outperform Nvidia at a fraction of the price. Last week, the AI chipmaker Cerebras filed its registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with the intent to go public.

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Chewy: Buy, Sell, or Hold?

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Chewy (NYSE: CHWY) has made headlines recently on the news that Keith Gill, who rose to fame through his Youtube channel, Roaring Kitty, made a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing revealing 6.6% Chewy's stock has been on a wild ride since its 2019 initial public offering.

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SoFi Is Allowing Active Investing Customers to Buy the Instacart IPO. Here's What You Should Know First

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There are certainly some IPO success stories; just to name a few examples: Visa went public at the height of the global financial crisis in March 2008 and has delivered 1,850% total returns to investors in a little over 15 years since. DoorDash went public in late 2020 and is perhaps the closest comparison to Instacart in recent years.