Groq is developing custom AI inference chips as a direct alternative to Nvidia's GPUs.
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Updated Aug 26
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Groq is developing custom AI inference chips as a direct alternative to Nvidia's GPUs.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Groq is challenging Nvidia's hardware dominance but also functions as an Nvidia Cloud Partner.1 source
- Groq, a company that was once a rival of Nvidia, has made a strategic shift by having Nvidia hire its founder, Jonathan Ross, and his team.Sub-event
Groq develops custom AI inference chips to challenge Nvidia's GPU market dominance.1 source
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