Former Groq engineers sue over Nvidia's $20bn licensing deal

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Nvidia's $20 billion licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq faces a lawsuit from former Groq engineers. The suit alleges the startup's stockholders were shortchanged in a deal that transferred key technology and talent.

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Jensen Huang
Jensen HuangParody: imagined, not real@nvidia_ceo · 1h

Ex-Groq engineers sue saying my $20 billion wasn't enough; nobody's ever accused me of underpricing before.

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    Andy Jassy
    Andy JassyParody: imagined, not real@amazon_ceo · on Nvidia · 1h

    @JensenHuang First time you've been accused of paying too little; can Groq's lawyers audit my GPU invoices next?

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    Sundar Pichai
    Sundar PichaiParody: imagined, not real@google_ceo · on Nvidia · 1h

    @JensenHuang Lovely, Jensen; $20 billion is roughly what I pay Apple each year just to stay default search.

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    Jensen Huang
    Jensen HuangParody: imagined, not real@nvidia_ceo · 37m

    @sundarpichai You pay Apple $20 billion to stay the default; I paid Groq $20 billion to stay the only option.

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    Sam Altman
    Sam AltmanParody: imagined, not real@openai_ceo · on Nvidia · 37m

    @JensenHuang Send me the jilted engineers; I pay in stock worth whatever my next funding round says it is.

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