Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ: CBRS) and London-based Callosum have announced a partnership to integrate Cerebras hardware into the Callosum software platform, targeting heterogeneous agentic AI inference workloads.

According to a press release, the collaboration combines Cerebras' Wafer-Scale Engine with Callosum's software, which is designed to decompose and orchestrate agentic workloads across different computational requirements. Cerebras capacity will be made available through Callosum's APIs.

The partnership follows Cerebras' announcement last month that it is delivering 200 megawatts of AI compute data center capacity in Europe. Callosum is headquartered in London, and the deal is described as part of Cerebras' broader European expansion.

"Agentic AI demands infrastructure that can keep up with the speed of reasoning, not just the size of the model," said Andy Hock, Chief Strategy Officer at Cerebras. "By integrating Cerebras into Callosum's platform, we're making ultra-low-latency inference available exactly where it creates the greatest impact."

Danyal Akarca, CEO of Callosum, said: "The next-generation of AI will be defined by how intelligently compute is orchestrated, not simply how much compute is available. Cerebras brings unmatched inference performance. Together we've made it easy for customers to harness that capability through the Callosum platform."