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Groq's Jonathan Ross flips the AI unemployment narrative on its head, claiming efficiency gains will actually shrink the workforce as cheaper living costs let people work less—potentially triggering labor shortages instead of mass layoffs.
Nvidia's entering a non-exclusive licensing deal with Groq, snagging its AI inference-chip technology and hiring key talent, including founder Jonathan Ross. The partnership boosts Nvidia's AI game without raising antitrust red flags.
Nvidia has reportedly agreed to acquire AI chip startup Groq for $20 billion in cash, according to CNBC coverage. The deal would exclude Groq's cloud business, focusing instead on the company's hardware technology and engineering team.
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Usman Salis
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