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Nvidia targets this year for Groq racks after $20 billion purchase
The deal is positioned around providing customers low-latency AI inference via Groq hardware.
CNBC Markets says Nvidia expects its Groq racks to be online this year, following the company’s $20 billion purchase of Groq.
The outlet frames the move as part of Nvidia’s effort to manufacture Groq chips and get them into customer environments.
CNBC World adds that the push highlights the increasing importance of low-latency inference in AI systems.
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