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Tiger Global adds Cerebras Systems, exits Webull, raises Intel stake in Q2

Three disclosed moves define Tiger Global Management's second-quarter portfolio activity: a new entry into Cerebras Systems, a full exit from Webull, and an increased holding in Intel Corporation (INTC).

By Kwame Asante·Aug 14, 2026·1 min read·markets·INTC

Key takeaways

  • Tiger Global Management disclosed three second-quarter portfolio moves: a new stake in Cerebras Systems, a full exit from Webull, and an increased position in Intel Corporation (INTC).
  • The Cerebras Systems position is a new initiation with no prior disclosed stake for Tiger Global.
  • The filing disclosed no share count or dollar figure for the Cerebras initiation, leaving conviction depth unreadable.
  • Tiger Global added to its existing Intel position, but the filing gave only the direction of the trade with no lot size or ownership-percentage change.
  • Tiger Global closed its Webull position entirely during the quarter.

Three disclosed moves define Tiger Global Management's second-quarter portfolio activity: a new entry into Cerebras Systems, a full exit from Webull, and an increased holding in Intel Corporation (INTC).

The Cerebras initiation is the headline. Tiger had no prior disclosed stake to size it against. No share count or dollar figure accompanies the filing, so conviction depth stays unreadable.

On INTC, Tiger added to an existing position during the quarter. The filing supplies no lot size or change in ownership percentage, only the direction of the trade.

On Webull, Tiger closed its position entirely.

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What did Tiger Global do with Cerebras Systems in Q2?

Tiger Global initiated a new position in Cerebras Systems, having had no prior disclosed stake, though the filing included no share count or dollar figure.

Did Tiger Global increase or decrease its Intel holding?

Tiger Global added to its existing Intel (INTC) position during the quarter, but the filing disclosed only the direction of the trade, not the lot size or change in ownership percentage.

What happened to Tiger Global's Webull position?

Tiger Global closed its Webull position entirely, fully exiting the stock.

How much did Tiger Global invest in Cerebras Systems?

The article does not specify a dollar amount or share count, as the filing supplied no such figures for the Cerebras initiation.