If Groq should prove itself worthy, then it might become a part of the same cohort of indirect Nvidia competitors, looking for a slice of the extremely hot AI pie.

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Samsung reportedly declined an offer from NVIDIA's Jensen Huang that would have netted the company billions of dollars and ...

Groq, valued at $2.8 ... Nvidia-rival Groq opens new European data center. ... Unlike other competitors, Groq's chips do not rely on expensive, hard-to-source components like high-bandwidth memory.

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Nvidia said it has filed applications to resume selling H20 GPUs in China and has received assurances that licenses will be granted.

Nvidia is currently the clear leader in AI infrastructure. However, Alphabet may be a surprise contender to become its biggest competitor. The company started renting out its TPU chips earlier ...

Groq makes what it calls language processing units (LPUs). These LPUs are designed to make large language models run faster and more efficiently than Nvidia's GPUs, which target training LLMs.By ...

Jonathan Ross discusses his company’s role in the AI revolution, including how it differs from its main competitor, Nvidia, international partnerships that have spurred growth and the impact ...