Nvidia agrees to sell 1 million GPUs and new Groq chips to AWS by end of 2027

Published Sunday, March 22, 2026 · 10:05 PM EDT

Nvidia signed an agreement to sell one million GPUs and new Groq-branded inference chips to AWS by end of 2027, Reuters reported. The deal is one of the largest single hardware commitments between a chip maker and cloud provider. The agreement includes next-generation GPU architectures and inference accelerators from Groq, which Nvidia is acquiring. AWS will use the hardware to expand AI training and inference capacity.

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