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Here is a conversation between myself and Groq Inc founder Jonathan Ross at the RAISE AI Conference last week in Paris. Some very good tidbits in here - especially for all the Nvidia bulls. Change is slow...then all at once.

Chamath Palihapitiya

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Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq.2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 @dieworkwear pls evaluate my son’s suit

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virat2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 As a developer, I’ve been consistently testing models and providers. Groq is in its own tier:

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Gabriele2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 Woah how have I not heard of @JonathanRoss321 and @GroqInc before. Taking on Nivida with 14nm architecture that’s awesome. Hope you win or at least challenge the monopoly.

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Michael Tastad2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 Ya I am starting to think this Groq play might be bigger for Chamath than Facebook. Crazy to say out loud. But very well could be true!

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Newtonian2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 Was looking forward to listening to this one 🔥

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Hans C Nelson 🗽2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 @TickerSymbolYOU I think we’re going to have to discuss the implications here…

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MyGoodLife212 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 When’s the SPAC? Actually this sounds like one I’d be interested in buying

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Kevin McCormick2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 Who is making the custom LPU chips for Groq?

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BankCard2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 Absolutely! This conversation is pure gold for anyone invested in the future of AI. Thanks for sharing, @chamath! #Nvidia #AI #RAISE

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dill2 年前

@GroqInc @JonathanRoss321 Amazing talk!

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