Engineer joins NVIDIA's Groq LPU compilers team, working on multi-chip partitioning
blelbach · x · 2026-10-12
An engineer shared his one-month update at NVIDIA: he's on the Groq LPU compilers team, working on multi-chip partitioning for grids of LPU devices and writing kernels. The notable detail is a Groq team operating inside NVIDIA, suggesting absorption of Groq compiler/hardware talent. Photos show the NVIDIA campus moss logo wall and team dinner.
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