Artificial intelligence chip startup Groq Inc. today announced that Nvidia Corp. will license its technology on a nonexclusive basis. The deal will also see the graphics card maker hire several key ...
This smart move by Nvidia accomplishes two goals at once: it eliminates a potential competitor and obtains a new chip technology to offer its customers. The deal also includes Jonathan Ross, Groq's ...
Groq Inc., a developer of artificial intelligence inference chips, today announced that it has raised $750 million in new funding. Databricks Inc. backer Disruptive led the round. It was joined by ...
Nvidia has struck a non-exclusive licensing agreement with AI chip competitor Groq. As part of the deal, Nvidia will hire Groq founder Jonathan Ross, president Sunny Madra, and other employees. CNBC ...
Nvidia is buying the AI chip startup Groq for $20 billion, according to a report from CNBC. The purchase is expected to be Nvidia’s largest ever, and with Groq on its side, Nvidia is poised to become ...
Nvidia'sNVDA technology licensing deal with Groq and hiring of the AI start-up's key personnel is a strategic move as the focus of artificial intelligence moves from training to inference, Wall Street ...
The rise of AI has given new businesses, such as Groq, a chance to challenge established players. Groq created the language processing unit, a product specifically for AI inference. Nvidia and AMD are ...
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