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Groq

AI inference company powering fast, low-cost LLM serving on its custom LPU chip and GroqCloud platform.

Mountain View, CA, US🇺🇸
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groq.com·Crawled Oct 16, 2026·

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  2. Groq Accelerates COVID drug discovery by 333x for Argonne National Lab/blog/groq-accelerates-covid-drug-discovery-333x-versus-legacy-solutions

    Groq teams with Argonne National Lab on AI-powered COVID drug discovery, with GroqChip accelerating screening by 333x.

  3. GroqCloud: Expanding to Meet Demand/blog/groqcloud-expanding-to-meet-demand
  4. Inside the Lpu Deconstructing Groq Speed/blog/inside-the-lpu-deconstructing-groq-speed

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  1. Groq and Humain Launch OpenAI New Open Models Day Zero/newsroom/groq-and-humain-launch-openai-new-open-models-day-zero
  2. Groq Named Top 10 National Security Tech Company in U.S./newsroom/groq-named-a-top-10-national-security-tech-company-as-it-scales-u-s-built-ai-infrastructure

    Groq is ranked among the top 10 national security tech companies for scaling secure, sovereign U.S. AI infrastructure.

  3. Groq Powers HUMAIN One, a Real-Time AI Operating System for Enterprise/newsroom/groq-powers-humain-one--real-time-ai-operating-system-for-enterprise
  4. Groq Raises $650M to Scale Its AI Inference Cloud Business/newsroom/groq-raises-usd650m-to-scale-its-ai-inference-cloud-business

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    Groq sizes committed inference capacity based on customers' workloads.

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    Groq is the premier neocloud for fast inference. One fully integrated platform for infrastructure, inference, and control. Millions of developers run trillions of tokens on Groq every week.

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  1. Exclusive | Venture Firm Behind Chip Startup Groq Targets $10 Billion Megafundwsj.com/finance/venture-firm-behind-chip-startup-groq-targets-10-billion-megafund-030ce4a0

    Disruptive is raising up to $10 billion for a new fund after securing $7.5 billion in commitments, with plans to invest in roughly 10 late-stage companies over the next two years. Founded by Alex Davis, the Dallas-based firm has backed Groq and Reflection AI, as well as Databricks, Shield AI and ElevenLabs. Its profile has grown following Nvidia’s $20 billion licensing agreement with Groq late last year.

    Oct 2026 · Wall Street JournalNews article

  2. Nvidia's $20 billion Groq deal faces lawsuit alleging startup's stockholders were shortchangedcnbc.com/2026/10/05/nvidia-groq-deal-stockholder-lawsuit.html

    Former Groq engineers Joshua Rubin and Benjamin Serebrin sue over Nvidia’s $20 billion deal for Groq assets, alleging stockholders are shortchanged. Their Delaware complaint alleges the board bypasses a required stockholder vote and says the arrangement assigns $17 billion to a nonexclusive technology license and $3 billion in Nvidia restricted stock units to employees moving with the technology; Groq calls the suit meritless and says the licensing agreement delivers exceptional value.

    Oct 2026 · CNBC TechNews article

  3. Former Groq engineers file a lawsuit in Delaware against Groq, alleging the $20B "non-exclusive" acqui-hire deal with Nvidia in 2025 short-changed employeesft.com/content/93ee425d-9ac7-4543-8cc9-fef2e0670787

    Former Groq engineers sue Groq in Delaware, alleging that the company’s 2025 non-exclusive acqui-hire deal with Nvidia short-changes employees. They say employees are left out of the transaction, which is described as a $20bn deal.

    Oct 2026 · Financial TimesNews article

  4. Justice Dept. Investigates Nvidia Deal With Groqnytimes.com/2026/09/09/business/nvidia-groq-antitrust.html

    The Justice Department investigates whether Nvidia sought to sidestep antitrust scrutiny in its 2025 deal with Groq, which Groq describes as a “nonexclusive licensing agreement.” The inquiry examines whether Nvidia sought to avoid antitrust review.

    Sep 2026 · New York TimesNews article