Nvidia will pay about $20 billion for assets from AI chip maker Groq and hire its key executives while Groq remains independent.
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Cynthia Du
Cynthia Du is an intern reporter at BTW Media, having studied psychology with education at University College London. She specialises in technology and internet governance. Contact her at c.du@btw.media
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