With its upcoming Vera Rubin rackscale architecture, NVIDIA is going to be integrating LPUs from acquihire Groq, marking a major expansion beyond using GPUs alone for AI inference

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NVIDIA has officially unveiled its next-gen AI data center platform called Vera Rubin, powered by the Rubin GPU and Vera CPU architectures. NVIDIA Vera Rubin AI Data Center Offers A Stunning 40,000,000x Compute Growth Within A Decade The NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform is designed with a total of 7 chips and six different racks, each serving a singular purpose, to power next-gen AI datacenters. Those seven chips that have been announced today are: First up, we have the Vera Rubin Compute tray, and what has changed is the mounting system, with which AI data centers now take just 2 hours […]

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NVIDIA's plans for Groq's LPU units are a topic of debate in the industry, and when Jensen was asked about them during the Q4 2026 earnings call, he hinted at rather interesting stuff. NVIDIA's Groq LPUs Will Solidify the Company's Position In Latency-Sensitive Workloads NVIDIA's acquisition spree has been aggressive this year. Still, one of the major partnerships that the company entered into was with Groq, a non-licensing agreement worth up to $20 billion, which is Team Green's biggest investment. The announcement did slip in on Christmas Eve, and NVIDIA never really followed up on actual plans. Interestingly, NVIDIA's CEO […]

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