Chipmaker Groq is looking to raise $650 million in internal funding as it pivots from hardware to focus more on AI inference, ...

Groq seeks to raise $650M as it pivots to an AI inference neocloud after Nvidia’s $20B licensing deal—get the latest funding ...

AI inference is nothing more than a fancy term for a trained AI model making decisions based on new data or inputs. When ChatGPT generates a unique response to user input it has never seen before, ...

It’s not often that senior executives from a chip company celebrate when a rival unveils a new piece of hardware, but that’s the odd position Cerebras cofounder and CTO Sean Lie admitted finding ...

The Christmas Eve agreement—billed as Nvidia’s biggest deal in its three-decade history—landed at a precarious moment for Groq. Now Nvidia is betting on Groq’s inference-speed tech inside a newly ...

Back in late December, Nvidia did a $20 billion “acquihire” of most of the development team at Groq and licensed the technology underlying its LPU dataflow engines for doing AI inference. We expected ...

Nvidia won the first round in the artificial-intelligence investment boom, but it is entering a new phase where it’s seeing a lot more competition as AI workloads shift. Last year, Nvidia paid $20 ...

NVIDIA is officially announcing its new Vera Rubin platform at GTC today, positioning the release as the next frontier for "agentic AI". The sprawling announcements (NVIDIA put out a fully twenty ...

Nvidia isn't wasting time showcasing the benefits of its enhanced relationship with Groq. CEO Jensen Huang introduced the Groq 3 language processing unit for accelerating inference, or the process of ...

SAN JOSE, California – It’s finally here, the chip that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claimed would “surprise people” at GTC was revealed: Nvidia Groq 3 LPU. The chip, or a language processing unit (LPU), ...

For years, Nvidia's rise has been synonymous with one idea: GPUs are the engine of artificial intelligence. They powered the training boom that turned large language models from academic curiosities ...