NVIDIA and Groq explained: why Jensen Huang compares the licensing deal to Mellanox
NVIDIA did not buy Groq: it licensed the chipmaker’s low-latency inference technology and hired its team. What Huang’s Mellanox comparison means and what it cost.
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NVIDIA did not buy Groq: it licensed the chipmaker’s low-latency inference technology and hired its team. What Huang’s Mellanox comparison means and what it cost.
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