Former Groq engineers are suing the company's board over a $20 billion licensing and hiring deal with Nvidia, alleging shareholder exclusion and conflicts of interest.
Former Groq engineers have sued the company's board over a $20 billion deal with Nvidia, alleging conflicts of interest and the unfair treatment of minority shareholders.
Former Groq engineers have sued the company's board over a $20 billion licensing deal with Nvidia, alleging that the structure unfairly favored insiders over common stockholders.
The US Department of Justice is investigating a $17 billion licensing deal between Nvidia and AI startup Groq to determine if it was designed to evade antitrust scrutiny.
Nvidia has moved its $20 billion licensing deal with Groq into production, with the new Groq 3 LPX inference system set to debut in data centers by the end of 2026.
