Groq, an AI challenger headquartered in Silicon Valley and led by ex-Google engineer and CEO Jonathan Ross, has already made ...

The deal valued Groq at $2.8 billion. The facility is powered by Groq’s flagship LPU, or Language Processing Unit, chips. The company says its processors are 10 times more energy-efficient than ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Semiconductor startup Groq was once so close to going broke that the CEO took inspiration from the US's fundraising during World War II.

According to the offering page, Groq is an energy-efficient ... starting with its new type of processor called a Language Processing Unit (LPU) to deliver unparalleled performance and efficiency.” ...

Groq secures $1.5B commitment from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for expanded LPU™ AI inference infrastructure delivery. This agreement follows the operational excellence Groq demonstrated in ...

The inferencing data centre will use Groq’s LPU AI inference technology, advanced AI processors designed specifically for massive-scale inference workloads that deliver speed and efficiency.

Groq's CEO said the company came close to running out of money a few years ago. The semiconductor startup, founded by ex-Google engineers, cut most employees' salaries in favor of equity.

When Groq faced a cash crunch a few years ago, CEO Jonathan Gross asked staff to cut their cash salaries.AP Groq's CEO said the company came close to running out of money a few years ago.