Groq CEO Says Speed to Deployment Sets Its AI Apart

AI-inference platform Groq has signed an exclusive partnership with Bell AI Fabric, Canada's largest sovereign AI infrastructure project. Groq CEO Jonathan Ross explains how the company differentiates itself from the competition in an interview with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde. (Source: Bloomberg)

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