AI-chip startup Groq is in advanced talks to raise about $600 million in a new financing round that would value the company at roughly $6 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. Investment firm Disruptive is expected to lead the round and has already committed more than $300 million. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is among the investors evaluating a participation in the deal, the people said. The fresh capital would deepen Groq’s war chest as competition intensifies in designing chips optimized for running large-language models and other artificial-intelligence workloads. The fundraising comes after Groq sharply reduced its 2025 revenue projection to a little over $500 million, down from an earlier target exceeding $2 billion, reflecting slower-than-expected customer adoption of its technology. The company last raised money at a $1.1 billion valuation in 2023.
Sources: Groq is set to raise ~$600M in a funding round led by Disruptive, which committed more than $300M to the deal that would give Groq a ~$6B valuation (@lizette_chapman / Bloomberg) https://t.co/hPfSjOWzvy https://t.co/LIPJ18OYG1 https://t.co/ZOzeer1FAj
AI chip startup Groq is set to raise about $600 million in a new funding round that gives the company a roughly $6 billion valuation https://t.co/dCAtPKL752
AI chipmaker Groq recently reduced its 2025 revenue projections from over $2 billion to more than $500 million. Discover the factors influencing these revised forecasts: https://t.co/VLdpHjnk61 #AIChips