Most everyone remembers the tale of David and Goliath, one of the greatest underdog stories. We have seen the story repeat itself in business, across sectors from food and car companies to consumer products and tech. But what about AI? The AI computer chip wars are heating up—on fire actually—as companies attempt to topple the Goliath that Nvidia has become. Our David for this episode is Cerebras Systems, one of the rapidly-growing AI chip powerhouses that has built some of the world's fastest supercomputers. This increase in speed wasn’t just a few percent faster either, tests are showing that Cerebras' work came in up to 75 times faster than their competitors. Cerebras CMO, Julie Choi, joins this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Show for an insider’s look into how they created the next-gen technology which is driving their record-breaking success. Julie has seen Cerebras through their $700 million in funding, filing to take the company public to raise $1B, and building strategic partnerships with businesses like the Mayo Clinic and the Department of Energy. Now, on a mission to accelerate generative AI by building a new class of AI supercomputer, that could change the course of progress, Julie shares stories about both the nerdy side of chips and the future of technology as this industry hits breakneck speeds around the globe.

The art of business growth often requires being in the right market, at the right time, with the right resources to make an impact—and mastering the discipline of what you are going to build, buy, and borrow. Most companies deploy a mixture of these three methods, but our guest on this episode has mastered the buy side, with a well-funded market-making acquisition machine. Rich Eknoian, CEO of World Insurance Associates, has built one of the fastest-growing insurance companies in the world, which has acquired hundreds of companies that serve over 300,000 clients through 250 carriers in 300 locations—and they are just getting started again.World continues to lead the market, and their acquisition hot streak, with an additional $1B investment from Goldman Sachs—rocketing them to a $2 billion premium platform. Rich and his team are living the aggressive growth story that most CEO’s only dream about. Follow along as we unpack the secrets of this record-breaking organization, how they are leveraging AI technology, along with the spoils and tough challenges that come with the journey.

Have you ever wanted to attend the greatest show on earth and see what’s coming next in consumer electronics? Here’s your chance. The Consumer Electronics Association (CTA) represents most all of the tech companies on the planet and owns and produces CES—the most powerful tech event in the world. Started over 100 years ago, CES is the largest show on the planet, with 4500 exhibitors, hundreds of thousands of attendees from 150 countries, and 6000 global media and analysts—including Reboot Media’s Reboot Chronicles Show.CTA President, Kinsey Frabrizio, joins us for this episode of the Reboot Chronicles Show with a look into her crystal ball about the future of innovation—like AI, robotics, healthcare, televisions, audio equipment, smartphones, tablets, computing devices, wearables, cameras, video games—and home appliances like washing machines and dishwashers, and much more.