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What does an AI company do after one of those not-acqui-hire deals, where a rival pays investors a hefty IP “licensing” fee while poaching its critical talent? For AI chipmaker Groq, the answer appears to be raise more money from investors — who were said to have profited handsomely after a deal with Nvidia in December — hire more talent, and pivot. On Monday, Groq announced a new $650 million fu

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Nvidia's planned US$20 billion strategic deal with Groq is built on a simple logic: as compute gets cheaper, demand keeps expanding. In a recent interview, Groq co-founder and CEO Jonathan Ross explained why Nvidia is expected to combine Groq's LPU with its latest Vera Rubin platform and how GPU and LPU can work as complementary engines in LLM inference.

AMD, Google, Tesla, and Groq turn to Samsung Foundry as TSMC runs out of capacity TSMC's leading-edge capacity is locked up with NVIDIA, Apple, and Broadcom, making Samsung's available slots attractive despite trailing on yields. VIEW GALLERY - 3 Hassam Nasir Tech Reporter Published Jun 17, 2026 9:45 PM CDT 2 minutes & 15 seconds read time TL;DR: With TSMC's advanced chip production fully booked

[News] Samsung, NVIDIA Deepen Ties as Talks Reportedly Expand to HBM5 Next Year and Next-Gen Groq Chips 2026-06-09 Semiconductors editor News Please note that this article cites information from The Chosun Daily, Seoul Economic Daily, ZDNet, Yonhap News, Newspim, and Dealsite. Following Jensen Huang’s high-profile meetings with SK hynix during his South Korea visit, Samsung Electronics V

Groq is looking to raise $650 million in new funding from existing investors, sources tell Axios, as it leans into its inference neocloud business that relies on its homegrown AI chip and systems. In December, Groq struck one of those not-an-acquisition agreements with Nvidia for a reported $20 billion which involved the departure of some top-level senior Groq employees to the chip giant and the

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Groq is looking to raise $650 million in new funding from existing investors, sources tell Axios, as it leans into its inference neocloud business that relies on its homegrown AI chip and systems. In December, Groq struck one of those not-an-acquisition agreements with Nvidia for a reported $20 billion, which involved the departure of some top-level senior Groq employees to the chip giant and the

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Nvidia's plan to launch Rubin CPX, an inference-focused graphics processing unit for its Vera Rubin platform, has become increasingly uncertain as supply-chain activity around the product appears to have stalled, according to The Elec. Some subscribers prefer to save their log-in information so they do not have to enter their User ID and Password each time they visit the site. To a

Nvidia's plan to launch Rubin CPX, an inference-focused graphics processing unit for its Vera Rubin platform, has become increasingly uncertain as supply-chain activity around the product appears to have stalled, according to The Elec.