NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA.US) announced that its Groq 3 LPX chips have entered full-scale production.
Senior Director Dion Harris said the Groq chips will be deployed alongside the Vera CPU and Rubin GPU at cloud service provider Nebius, with launch scheduled for later this year.
NVIDIA is accelerating production and customer supply of Groq chips, reflecting the growing importance of low-latency inference technology.
The technology helps AI agents improve response speed in applications such as coding and reduces user waiting time. NVIDIA noted that cloud companies can charge higher fees for related token services.
NVIDIA acquired Groq assets for USD20 billion in December 2025, marking the company's largest-ever acquisition. Groq chips are manufactured by Samsung, while TSMC (TSM.US) produces NVIDIA's GPUs.
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