
Groq Engineers Sue Over Nvidia Deal, Claiming Shareholders Were Short-Changed
Two former Groq engineers have filed a lawsuit in Delaware, alleging that Nvidia's $20 billion licensing deal with Groq in 2025 unfairly favored top executives and board members at the expense of common shareholders. The complaint claims the transaction, described by Nvidia as a non-exclusive license, effectively functioned as an acqui-hire that stripped Groq of its core technology and nearly 200 employees. Plaintiffs argue the deal structure allowed insiders to receive separate compensation while leaving common shareholders with a hollowed-out company, a claim Groq calls meritless.













