How $20 billion Nvidia deal may also mean 'big win' for Groq employees
Nvidia has inked a non-exclusive licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq, reportedly valued at $20 billion. This agreement sees key Groq personnel, including its founder, join Nvidia, while Groq continues as an independent entity. The pact focuses on Groq's inference technology, aiming to boost high-performance, low-cost AI processing.
Nvidia has inked a non-exclusive licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq, reportedly valued at $20 billion. This agreement sees key Groq personnel, including its founder, join Nvidia, while Groq continues as an independent entity. The pact focuses on Groq's inference technology, aiming to boost high-performance, low-cost AI processing.
