The shareholders allege directors favored insiders in a 2025 transaction described as a nonexclusive license. Its value has been reported at about $20 billion, though Groq disclosed no price.
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Two former engineers and shareholders of Groq sue the company in Delaware: they argue that the deal with Nvidia moved technology and talent, but left some investors without a fair share of the value.