AI chip startup Groq has established its first data centre presence in Australia as part of an expected US$300 million investment to bring its technology closer to Asia-Pacific users.
The California-based company’s deployment of custom AI inference chips at Equinix’s largest Sydney data centre, SY5, follows similar moves in Europe earlier this year to cut latency times for users.
The 4.5-megawatt facility will contain 7,776 chips, known as Language Processing …
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