July 7 (UPI) -- The AI company Groq announced Monday it is set to establish its first-ever European data center. It already ...

Groq has expanded its AI inference platform into Europe with a new data center location in Helsinki, Finland. The AI company ...

The new site will enable businesses across Europe to access AI inferencing capabilities via Equinix’s infrastructure.

AI inference company Groq today announced it establishing its first European data center footprint in Helsinki, - Read more from Inside HPC & AI News.

Groq, which is backed by investment arms of Samsung and Cisco, said the data center will be in Helsinki, Finland.

Groq, valued at $2.8 billion and backed by investors such as Samsung and Cisco, is positioning itself as a challenger to ...

Groq opens a new AI data centre in Helsinki, Finland, as it expands globally to compete with Nvidia in the inference chip ...

AI chipmaker Groq is opening its first European data centre in Helsinki, Finland in collaboration with Equinix, a digital ...

Groq is taking a novel approach to competing with Nvidia's much-lauded CUDA software. The chip startup is using a free inference tier to attract hundreds of thousands of AI developers.

Unlike AI GPU’s from Nvidia and AMD, Groq uses on-chip SRAM, with 14GB of high bandwidth shared memory for weights across the rack. SRAM is some 100x faster than the HBM memory used by GPUs.

AI chip startup Groq claims record-breaking adoption of 280,000 developers in just 4 months at VB Transform, potentially disrupting the AI hardware market with its innovative inference technology.

Groq now allows you to make lightning fast queries and perform other tasks with leading large language models (LLMs) directly on its web site. On the tests I did, Groq replied at around 1256.54 ...