Truist believes Nvidia’s (NVDA) licensing agreement with Groq is intended to “fortify” its competitive positioning in inference versus tensor processing units. While the reported $20B cost is significant, it is small relative to Nvidia’s cash position and cash flow generation, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Truist says Nvidia’s development of Groq’s technology could make its capabilities more appealing to high volume inference customers. The firm keeps a Buy rating on the shares with a $275 price target
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