The $6.6 billion AI app builder is offloading its most latency-sensitive workloads to Cerebras' wafer-scale chips, signaling a broader shift in how AI platforms think about hardware. Lovable, the Swedish startup that lets people build apps by typing plain English, has partnered with Cerebras Systems to run its most latency-sensitive AI workloads on Cerebras’ wafer-scale inference platform. The deal pairs one of the fastest-growing “vibe coding” platforms with arguably the most ambitious chip architecture in AI hardware. Cerebras’ wafer-scale approach puts everything on a single massive chip, eliminating most of those hops entirely. With OpenAI and AWS already in its partnership portfolio, adding a high-profile AI development platform like Lovable further cements that positioning.