Cerebras is set to develop a data center in Manitoba, Canada, DCD can reveal.

Earlier this month, the company announced that it would be a tenant in a 300MW Bell Canada facility in Saskatchewan. CoreWeave is also set to lease space at the facility.

Cerebras data center sites
Upcoming Cerebras sites in yellow, including Manitoba – Sebastian Moss

"Today, you might have noticed that we announced with Bell Canada a big new data center in Saskatchewan – yes, I couldn't find it on a map, nor the other one we're about to announce in Manitoba," Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman said at a reception event during GTC, attended by DCD.

"We are deploying enormous amounts of equipment around the world. We work really hard at trying to meet customers where they are."

The company declined to provide further details. Bell is working with Hive’s AI cloud unit Buzz for a 5MW Nvidia GPU cluster in Manitoba, it is not known whether the sites are one and the same.

Cerebras, which develops wafer-scale chips placed inside its proprietary IT hardware systems, in February raised $1 billion at a $23bn valuation. It has long been reported to be working towards an IPO.

The company has also signed major deals with AWS and OpenAI.

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