未直接并购避监管？英伟达200亿美元引进Groq推论技术等

Core Insights - Nvidia has agreed to acquire certain assets of startup Groq for $20 billion, marking the largest asset and technology transaction in Nvidia's history [1] - The deal includes a non-exclusive technology licensing agreement for Groq's inference chip technology and the recruitment of key executives, including Groq's founder Jonathan Ross [1][2] - Groq recently completed a funding round with a valuation of approximately $6.9 billion, raising $750 million from investors including Blackstone and Samsung Electronics [1] Group 1 - The transaction was disclosed by Alex Davis, CEO of the venture capital firm that led Groq's recent funding round, indicating that negotiations were relatively brief [1] - Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang stated that the integration of Groq's low-latency processors will support a broader range of real-time and inference workloads within Nvidia's AI factory architecture [2] - Groq will continue to operate as an independent company post-transaction, with its CFO Simon Edwards taking over as CEO, and its cloud service GroqCloud is not included in the deal [2]