On July 29, Cerebras Systems fell 5.43% overnight, trading at $182.25/share, with turnover of $3.60 million. The decline marks the third consecutive session of losses for the stock, following drops of 5.01% and 5.29% in the prior two trading days.

The broader semiconductor sector continues to face systematic selling pressure. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell over 5% on July 28, with Micron Technology down 6.59%, Intel down 4.19%, Advanced Micro Devices down 2.85%, Broadcom down 1.66%, and NVIDIA down 1.36%. Legendary investor Michael Burry recently expanded short positions against NVIDIA and the Philadelphia Semiconductor ETF, warning that much of the AI chip demand is driven by circular financing arrangements rather than genuine end-customer usage. Moody's also cautioned that AI infrastructure spending approaching $1 trillion annually is eroding cloud providers' free cash flow, intensifying market concerns over the sustainability of AI capital expenditure.

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