Lovable taps Cerebras for lightning-fast AI inference as vibe coding goes mainstream

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. Lovable, founded in 2023, has carved out a niche in the rapidly expanding AI development tools market. Its platform takes natural language prompts and turns them into functional apps and websites, a workflow the industry has taken to calling “vibe coding.” The company raised $330 million in a Series B round in December 2025, landing a valuation of $6.6 billion. Cerebras builds chips that are literally the size of dinner plates. Its wafer-scale engines are designed from the ground up for ultra-low-latency AI inference, meaning they’re optimized for the moment a trained model actually has to produce an output in real time. The company has been on a tear in 2026, locking in major partnerships with OpenAI in January and AWS in March. Cerebras’ architecture is particularly well-suited for this kind of workload. Traditional GPU clusters introduce late...