Since November 2024, people have created more than 50 million projects with Lovable. These are internal tools, new product lines, and entire companies started by the people closest to the problem they are looking to solve. Every one of these projects relies on the same loop: describe what you want, get a result, and iterate. This loop is where building happens. It is also where momentum is usually lost, waiting for a response before you can take the next step.
That's why we're partnering with Cerebras to build toward dramatically reduced response times by 2027.
How it works
Most AI systems split a model's memory across dozens of separate chips, charging a "communication tax" every time those chips have to talk to each other. Cerebras built the Wafer-Scale Engine, which keeps the entire model on a single, massive silicon wafer. It is hardware well-suited for the back-and-forth work of software creation, accelerating the exact tasks where traditional GPUs are slowest.
What it means for you
As we bring this online, the goal is simple: less time waiting so you can stay in the flow of building. That means more room to experiment, test the harder version, and fix what's broken without losing your train of thought.
Lovable was built on the idea that the person closest to a problem should be able to solve it. Cerebras helps us make Lovable respond as fast as our customers think, so instead of wondering if an idea's worth trying, they just build it. Our users deserve infrastructure that keeps up with how they work.
— Anton Osika, co-founder and CEO, Lovable
Fast AI is more valuable than slow AI. When AI responds in real-time, users do more with it, stay longer, and run higher value workloads. Software creation is one of the clearest examples of the importance of speed. Creators don't want to wait. Lovable has already put building software into the hands of millions of people. At Cerebras, we make the AI so fast that users are delighted by the experience.
— Andrew Feldman, co-founder and CEO, Cerebras
This is an investment in Lovable's infrastructure for the long run. We will move onto dedicated Cerebras capacity in phases starting with our most latency-sensitive workloads, and share progress as we go.
