The inference-chip challenger Nvidia paid roughly $17 billion to license and whose founder it hired. What was left stayed independent, raised again at half its old mark, and now sells inference as a cloud.
An indicative per-share price for Groq, averaged across a private-share marketplace. It is not a tradable quote.
Indicative Price
As of Oct 30, 2026 · averaged across 1 source
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Source: Aggregated from multiple private-share marketplaces
Last primary round: Series A · Aug 2026 · $3.5B, curated from reported financings · For information only, not investment advice
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