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Groq 3 LPX accelerators will be part of the Vera Rubin platform, and they will be used for agent tasks. The first Nvidia customer to sign a Groq accelerator contract is Arkady Volozh’s Nebius company, the founder of Yandex. Up to 256 LP30 accelerators can be combined in a server rack, which can reduce latency when processing AI agent task requests. Human analysis of the Groq 3 LPX test results in the open Gemma 4 31B model demonstrated shows that the accelerator delivers a record throughput of 3400 tokens per second with a context window size of 100,000 tokens. According to Nvidia, this improves system responsiveness by four times compared to competing solutions, significantly improving turnaround time for AI agents. This is largely facilitated by the presence of high-speed 500 MB SRAM inside the Groq 3 LPX die.
Meanwhile, at Hot Chips, Nvidia point outShe successfully signed a Vera Rubin platform component supply contract with SpaceX. Elon Musk’s company will use at least one Vera central processor to coordinate the work of data centers on the ground and in space. Nvidia’s Groq 3 LPX chips are manufactured by Samsung Electronics, as the original startup worked with the contract manufacturer. For the rest of Nvidia’s products, it’s more typical to use the services of Taiwan’s TSMC. Nvidia founder Jensen Huang said this spring that accelerators like Groq will capture a quarter of the data center market focused on using artificial intelligence for software development.
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