Founded by Jonathan Ross & Douglas Wightman in 2016
Run open-source language models and machine learning inference at high speeds
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Pay as you go, Paid
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★ People love it
Time to value
Moderate Setup (1–3 hours)
You can use Groq to execute artificial intelligence models with low latency and high throughput. Designed specifically for inference workloads, the service replaces traditional computing bottlenecks with custom Language Processing Units. You can integrate open-source language models directly into your applications using compatible API endpoints. Groq handles real-time conversational agents, speech transcription, code generation, and complex automated tasks without lag. It gives engineering teams fast token generation rates while reducing overall compute costs, making it straightforward to scale applications from prototype testing to production workloads without complex hardware management.
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Pricing model: Pay as you go, Paid
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