2025-12-27

Nvidia is paying a reported $20 billion for Groq's chip technology and top engineers. The deal addresses memory costs, inference competition, and the rise of AI agents all at once.
The article Speed, supply chains, and strategy converge in Nvidia's $20 billion quasi-acquisition of Groq appeared first on The Decoder.
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