Nvidia Licenses Groq AI Chip Tech, Hires Key Executives
Nvidia has entered a non-exclusive licensing agreement with AI chip startup Groq, also hiring its founder and president. This strategic move aims to bolster Nvidia's AI inference capabilities amid a reported $20 billion asset transfer, while Groq maintains independent operations.
- Nvidia secured a non-exclusive license for Groq's AI inference technology.
- Groq's founder Jonathan Ross and President Sunny Madra join Nvidia.
- Groq will continue operating independently with Simon Edwards as new CEO.
- The deal involves a reported $20 billion asset acquisition, not full company purchase.
- Aims to enhance Nvidia's AI inference capabilities against rising competition.
- Reflects a 'Big Tech acquihire' trend to gain talent and technology.
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